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A variety of resources to start and end lessons. Mathematics, Learning and Technology. I have several references in various places on this blog to some great visualizations. From Jeffrey Ventrella this wonderful Composite Number Tree. Animated factorization diagrams comes from Data Pointed.
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Revision notes and tutorials covering key GCSE maths topics you need to learn. Practise your skills and collect StudyPoints with these interactive maths workouts. A collection of maths games and puzzles. Earn bonus StudyPoints for your high scores! A bank of GCSE exam style questions to aid your revision. Try to answer them all! Formulae you will need for your maths exam with interactive examples of how to use them. A glossary of key mathematical words and their meanings. Create a free account? .
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Ideas and resources for teaching secondary school mathematics. At first glance it appears that calculus features in the new GCSE specification. On closer inspection it turns out that our students will find the gradient of a curve by drawing a suitable tangent. And instead of integrating, students will use the trapezium rule. This post talks you through this new GCSE topic - it tells you what you need to teach and provides links to resources.
Mathematical teaching thoughts and ideas by Richard Tock. I love it and love the idea of swift key testing. So quick to work! Via The problem with levels- gaps in basic numeracy skills identified by rigorous diagnostic testing Great Maths Teaching Ideas.
Top 10 Maths Teaching Resources. Depending on the class, I might present 4 of these and then get them to try creating their own using the idea of regular polygons. Regular polygons seem to be quite popular on the new GCSE. All these puzzles are constructed using regular shapes.
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Demonstrating Changepoint Detection for Multivariate Multiple Linear Regression in R. The animations show the results of using change point. reg to determine change points in the following model and simulated data. There is a step change in model structure at k. There data given by x. Two models are considered for the change point analysis, y. The results show that the first model identifies change points at n. 100 and 150 corresponding to changes in y.
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Problems with decimals, fraction and percentages? Over the past couple of years, I have found that decimals, fractions and percentages have caused the most problems for children in Primaries 6 and 7. If your child who has a good basic understanding of number but is struggling with this aspect of maths, he or she could really benefit from using the Equivalence Playing Cards. Tuesday, March 03, 2009. Friday, 13 February 2009.
Great for catch up, for keeping up, for moving ahead. Start getting much better grades now. Makes maths easy to understand. Short, engaging, to the point - improves clarity and focus. Pause, rewind or repeat a lesson so they really get it. Learn much faster by seeing and hearing at the same time.