This excel spreadsheet can be used to perform QLA for up to 200 students with 23 questions per exam paper. The spreadsheet provides clear colour coding for each question with green for full marks and red for zero marks with a gradual change from red to green for marks in between. It is a powerfull tool to analyse students performance enabling areas of common weakness to be identified for the whole group or individuals.

Using a graph of velocity against time this presentation goes through the derivation of the 5 equations of motion for constant acceleration, in clear easy to visualise steps.

Power point presentation recaps area of a circle, circumference of a circle and introduces surface area of a cylinder

The power point is a full lesson with introduction to coding leading to exam questions with full solutions. The worksheet accompanies the powerpoint is for students to complete

Rearranging Formula covers one step two step quare roots and factorsing Full lesson with student workbook and afl built in to power point slides

Simple explanation of how to evaluate terms of a binomial expansion

Powerpoint slides on how to factorise polynomials using the factor theorem. Also how to use algebraic division to factorise a polynomial

for low ability class recap of expanding single bracket then factorising a single bracket with numerical and algebraic common factors

This spreadsheet takes 10 different performance measures and combines them to an uniform score and allocates a Centre Assessed Grade CAG to students. The user can specify the grade boundaries for the different grades. 1000 students can be processed by the spread sheet. Useful colour coded cells to help with data organisation, along with a helpful analysis table to display the percentage of students at each grade. This is an excellent resource to help generate CAG for entire year groups. All you need is some measured of performance to input, to distinguish between students.

This geoGebra file has sliders allowing variables to be changed to show the effect on a quadratic graph in completed square format

This is aGeoGebra file which demonstrates the equation of a circle with three sliders which allow the centre coordinate and radius to be varied.