Guidance for teachers to start using word roots to help students to understand technical words, to make links between different words/subjects, and to improve their spelling.
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A selection of resources starting with very simple function machines suitable for low-ability students which develop into more difficult double function machines and applying functions backwards. Also includes more advanced algebraic functions and mapping worksheets.
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β’ A worksheet that scaffolds students into creating a cumulative frequency graph from real student data.
β’ A worksheet that guides them into creating a box plot from real student data.
β’ A worksheet that asks students to plot cumulative frequency graphs and histograms from recent test data.
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An explanation of the different forms of convergence and how convergence is used in Numerical Methods. Common misconceptions are clarified.
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An engaging activity where one student draws an isometric 3D object and the other must convert it into plan, front and side views. The reverse activity can also be attempted although impossible shapes can be created! A PowerPoint with some awesome isometric art is also included.
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A simple GeoGebra file which lets you dynamically move two parallel lines and a transverse line to clearly demonstrate the relationship between opposite, corresponding & alternate angles.
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A selection of PowerPoint presentations and other resources used for teaching C1 polynomials. Includes an introduction, binomial expansion, polynomial division & factor/remainder theorem.
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Students decipher 3 phrases by solving equations of increasing difficulty to work out which numbers to replace with which letters. Carefully designed to be solvable using logical thinking and trial & improvement, no need to pre-teach how to solve equations.
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An interactive unit circle (GeoGerba file) that demonstrates to students what their calculator is doing every time they use the sine and cosine functions. Please contact me if you would like me to adapt this resource specifically to your needs.
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A simple but effective set of worksheets for pairs of students to create equations for each other to tabulate and plot. Engaging and extendable.
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π Two starters on averages & range.
π An Excel averages calculator for checking student results live.
π A PowerPoint based on comparing test results by gender.
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A Minecraft-themed worksheet on collecting like terms with progressive difficulty. Designed to be printed two-per-page to create colourful A5 laminates. Includes a PowerPoint starter and an extension question on substitution.
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A space-themed question to get students thinking about how inequalities can be used to represent real-life situations and to develop their understanding.
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The most interesting resource here is my idea for a FLEXIBLE revision timetable that worked very well with my daughter and was later loved by many of my students.
The most important rule is: You don't fill anything out in advance.
Let's say on Monday you really feel like doing some maths (obviously) and also your French teacher has set you a revision task. So you spend the evening studying maths and French. I usually advise between 30 mins and an hour on each subject depending on the strength of the student, so a total of 1-2 hours per evening. After studying, you fill out the Monday slot with what you actually did e.g. Maths: Trigonometry, French: Shopping vocab, and, most importantly, you cross off an "M" and an "F" from the subject grid at the end.
This is repeated all week, but you're only allowed to study subjects that you haven't crossed off. By the weekend you're left to study the final remaining two subjects, and this ensures that you spend a fair amount of time on every subject without forcing you to do a specific one each day. This also leaves Sunday free to either relax or to catch up with any subjects you missed during the week for whatever reason.
The subject grid can be modified to include multiple squares for more important or weaker subjects. For example in the attached version English is Poi's second language so we assigned three out of the twelve slots.
Also included:
π An aesthetically-designed set of timetables for a biweekly teacher's timetable.
π A simple Parents' Evening timetable to put outside the room for parents to refer to.
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β Graph Terminology - An A3 worksheet for students to create graphs with different properties while developing a deep understanding of the terminology surrounding such graph properties.
β Linear Programming about Linear Programming - A humorously-themed linear programming task.
β An Activity-On-Arc question based on saving the world!
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