Your homework this week is to learn at home a topic ready for the lesson. You need to make notes on the following topic and copy any useful examples. If you have lost your sheet it can be downloaded from here. Scroll down to the correct class and watch the video for that class. 10k1 and 10m3- Dr Dennis- Congruence and Similarity
For your mock exam you will need to revise the following topics: Substitution Solving linear equations Area of triangles Language of Algebra Fractions of Amounts Subtracting Fractions Percentage of Amounts Conversion Graphs Factors and Multiples Probability Bar Charts Forming and Solving Equations Angles in triangles and quadrilaterals Simplify expressions Mean from grouped data Volume of a Cylinder
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: For you homework this week, you need to watch the relevant video below. Whilst watching the video your need to make notes; these should include a description and examples. These notes need to be made on your homework sheet, spares are available from your teacher. Once complete you must complete the quiz. Foundation Your topic this week is angles, you have two videos to watch. Angles in Polygons and Bearings. Once you have watched the two videos and made notes, you need to click here to complete thequiz.
Higher Your topic this week is angles, you have two videos to watch. Angles in Polygons and Parallel Lines. Once you have watched the two videos and made notes, you need to click here to complete the quiz.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: For you homework this week, you need to watch the relevant video below. Whilst watching the video you need to make notes; these should include a description and examples. These notes need to be made on your homework sheet, spares are available from your teacher. Once complete you must complete the quiz. Solving equations- Foundation Watch the video then complete this QUIZ. If you want extra practise it can be found by clicking here.
Solving Simultaneous Equations- Higher Watch the video then complete this QUIZ. If you want extra practise it can be found by clicking here.
Year 10 Homework due this week. You are to research what the words mean and given examples. Google the word and use the websites to define and give examples. A copy of the homework can be found here. Due: J division Tuesday P2, M division Thursday P2 K division (Ask your teacher!) Foundation https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2Jful_Asx-NOUY2dVNCM1pReDA Higher
Most year 11 classes have been looking at drawing straight line graphs during the first week back! It is important that you know how to draw a straight line graph.
You need to be able to reflect, rotate, englarge and translate shapes. Here is a reminder for each transformation, questions to print off to have a go and anwers.
There are three important rules to remember when faced with a bearing problem:
Always start from north
Always turn clockwise
Write as 3-digits. e.g 035
Bearing problems are often worded: Find the bearing of B from A. This means you need to put your protractor on A and then measure the bearing to B, with zero facing north, going clockwise around your protractor and writing as three digits.
Here is a video from corbett maths and some practise questions to have a go at.
When answering circle theorem problems, it is extremely important to use the correct vocabulary. The examiners are looking for certain key words, for example circumference, center, cyclic quadratic etc. Using the vocabulary in the post above from Corbett maths is important. Here are some practice exam questions and answers to have a go at! Questions Answers
We are approaching the year 11 GCSE exam and my year 10 class are revising for a solving equations test. Here is a list of topics and some questions and answers to help. Links are taken from corbettmaths and mathstakeaway. Solving linear equations
Today we were working on some GCSE vector questions. Remember to clearly label your diagram and think carefully the direction you are going. Also, remember that in the exam you need to write a to show it is a vector. This video from corbett maths shows how to answer vector questions and their are some questions below to have a go at.
On higher, when you change the subject and you have x on both sides, you need to rearrange to get x on both sides first, the once you have x on the same side you need to factorise then divide.
Here are some higher questions which can be found on our instagram account.
This week the year 10 homework will be to create your own knowledge organiser on a given topic. A knowledge organiser notes the specific knowledge which is important to remember. An example of a knowledge organiser created by Emeny Learning can be found here
How you wish to structure this is entirely up to you, it needs to be completed onto A4 yellow paper or highlighted yellow around the edge.
If you want a template this can be found here, however feel free to be creative! This is a tool which is important for revision next year, make sure that you complete it well to help when it comes to revising this topic.
