PowerPoint presentation, 8 slides, Explaining with examples how to recognize and draw line graphs with fixed values of x and y; and to recognize and draw line graphs of y = x and y = -x ; suitable for middle school or KS3 National curriculum. More resources www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 13 slides, Explaining step by step how to convert word problems into formulae. More resources www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 7 slides, Explaining with examples how to generate a sequence from flow diagrams, based on KS3 National curriculum. More resources www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 7 slides helping students to recognize, describe and generate sequences that use a simple rule. More resources www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 8 slides, Explaining what prime factors are and how to find the prime factors of any number using factor tree or consecutive divisions, based on KS3 National Curriculum. More resources www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 7 slides, Explaining how to calculate the fraction of a quantity. More resources www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 7 slides explaining what mutually exclusive event are, also explains what exhaustive events are. For more resources, visit our website www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 7 slides helping students to know and understand the sequences of numbers known as square numbers and the triangular numbers. For more resources, visit our website www.mathssupport.org

PowerPoint presentation, 16 slides, Explaining how to solve quadratic inequalities by factorising and using a signs diagram. More resources www.mathssupport.org

This is a suggestion to break down the syllabus over the two years. You may allocate time for the Exploration and assessments. Click on the Topic to get resources for the lesson.

This is a suggestion to break down the syllabus over the two years. You may allocate time for the Exploration and assessments. Click on the Topic to get resources for the lesson

PowerPoint presentation, 14 slides, Explaining what the t-test is, using examples to show how to use GDC to calculate the t-test and decide on accepting or rejecting a hypothesis. Based on the IB Mathematics: Application and interpretations Standard level Syllabus. If you want to find more resources, visit our website www.mathssupport.net

Power Point presentation, 23 slides, Explaining how to calculate volume and surface area of 3D shapes: Pyramid, cone, sphere and hemisphere, based on IB Mathematics: Analysis and approaches, Standard level Syllabus. It is included an exercise worksheet along with the answers that can be used as class work or homework. For more resources www.mathssupport.net

Power Point presentation, 7 slides, Explaining how to work backwards a derivative, using examples to explain how to know from the derivative function, the original function knowing some boundary conditions. Based on the NEW IB Mathematics Standard level Syllabus. More resources www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 7 slides, Explaining how to find the derivative of functions using the sum or difference rule. Based on the NEW IB Mathematics Syllabus. For more resources www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 12 slides, Explaining with examples how to calculate the area of a sector, given the angle measures in degrees. Based on the IB Mathematics: Applications and interpretation Syllabus. More resources www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 12 slides, Explaining with examples how to calculate the length of arc, given the angle measures in degrees. Based on the IB Mathematics: Applications and interpretation Syllabus. For more resources www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 12 slides, Explaining with examples how to use the trigonometric ratios to solve problems involving angles of elevation, angles of depression. Based on the IB Mathematics: Applications and interpretation Syllabus. More resources in our website www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 13 slides, Explaining with examples how to use the trigonometric ratios to solve problems, specially when working with true bearings. Based on the IB Mathematics: Applications and interpretation Syllabus. More resources in our website www.mathssupport.org

Power Point presentation, 14 slides, Helping the students to understand the idea of direct variation, inverse variation and to solve problems involving direct or inverse variation. It is included a Worksheet with exam-style questions along with the answers that can be used either as classwork or homework. More resources www.mathssupport.org