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I am a Mathematics teacher, 22 years experience in KS3, IGCSE and IB Diploma, Studies, Standard Level and Higher Level.
You will find many resources for different levels
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Limits at Infinity – transcendental functions – AP
PowerPoint presentation, 13 slides explaining how to calculate the limit as the function approaches either to positive or negative infinity for transcendental functions: logarithmic and trigonometric functions. It includes a worksheet with 10 questions as exercise for the lesson along with the corresponding answer sheet.
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Limits at infinity – Exponential functions – AP
PowerPoint presentation, 13 slides explaining how to calculate the limit as the function approaches either to positive or negative infinity for exponential functions. It includes a worksheet with 10 questions as exercise for the lesson falong with the corresponding answer sheet.
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Limits at infinity – Polynomial functions – AP
PowerPoint presentation, 13 slides explaining how to calculate the limit as the function approaches either to positive or negative infinity of polynomial functions. It includes a worksheet with 10 questions as exercise for the lesson along with the corresponding answer sheet.
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Infinite Limits – AP
PowerPoint presentation, 9 slides explaining the concept of vertical asymptote and infinite limits. It includes a worksheet with 10 questions as exercise for the lesson along with the corresponding answer sheet.
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Introduction to the concept of limits - AP
PowerPoint presentation, 12 slides explaining the concept of limits and the steps to find the limit of a function. It includes a worksheet with 18 questions as exercise for the lesson along with the corresponding answer sheet.
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Volume of spheres and hemispheres
Powerpoint presentation with 8 slides explaining how to calculate the volume of spheres and hemispheres including compound 3D shapes.
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Volume of pyramids and cones.
Powerpoint presentation with 9 slides explaining how to calculate the volume of 3-D shapes where there is not a cross-section, like pyramids and cones.
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Volume of prisms and cylinders
Powerpoint presentation with 12 slides explaining how to calculate the volume of 3-D shapes with a cross-section, like cuboids, prisms, and cylinders.
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Surface area of cylinders, cones and spheres
Powerpoint presentation with 18 slides explaining how to calculate the surface area of 3-D shapes with curved faces, like cylinders, cones, and spheres.
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Surface area of prisms and pyramids
Powerpoint presentation with 15 slides explaining how to calculate the surface area of 3-D shapes with polygonal flat faces, like cubes, cuboids, prisms, and pyramids.
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KS3 – Scale drawings and map ratios
Power Point presentation, 8 slides, Explaining with examples how to use scales to draw real-life elements and how to calculate distances from maps using the map ratios, based on KS3 National curriculum.
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KS3 – Transformations, Enlargement
PowerPoint presentation, 13 slides, Explaining with examples how to enlarge a shape from the centre of enlargement and using an integer scale factor, based on KS3 National curriculum.
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Area of 2D shapes
Powerpoint presentation with 16 slides explaining how to calculate the area of 2D shapes, polygons, circles, sectors, and compound shapes. Based on the IGCSE International Mathematics Extended curriculum.
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Perimeter of 2D shapes
Powerpoint presentation with 14 slides explaining how to calculate the perimeter of 2D shapes, polygons, circles, sectors, and compound shapes. Based on IGCSE International Mathematics Syllabus.
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Angles in a triangle
Power Point presentation, 9 slides, starting with an activity for the students to discover how much the angles in a triangle add up to, including some examples calculating angles in triangles, based on KS3 National curriculum.
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Converting metric units
Power point presentation with 20 slides explaining what are the basic metric units of length, area, volume, capacity and mass and how to make conversion; also the connection between volume and capacity.
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Timetables, charts and money
PowerPoint presentation, 9 slides, Explaining Explaining how to use timetables for journeys, mileage charts, bank statements and also how to decide for the best deal.
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Adding and subtracting mixed numbers
PowerPoint presentation, 6 slides, Explaining how to add and subtract mixed numbers.
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Mixed numbers
PowerPoint presentation, 8 slides, Explaining what are mixed numbers and how to convert mixed number to improper fractions and from improper fractions to mixed numbers.
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Adding and subtracting fractions
PowerPoint presentation, 11 slides, Explaining with examples how to add and subtract fractions with the same denominator and with different denominators.
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