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[Hannah Kettle Maths @hkettlemaths]

GCSE Maths Teachers: I now have 12 Unit Worksheets and Videos for Higher, and 13 for Foundation. All completely free. Always one sheet doubled sided- perfect for homework or a cover lesson. You can find them here: https://t.co/FRamMvqPJs

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@ShineOnLunatic Also check @Corbettmaths as I have not covered all foundation topics (far from it!)

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@ShineOnLunatic I would use it to try and identify areas you need to focus on.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@ShineOnLunatic Topics are not actually assigned to grades. Revision website do this to try and suggest what perhaps you might study if you are aiming for each grade. It is in a rough difficulty order though. There are no boundaries as it isn’t a paper.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@ShineOnLunatic Tell them to email me and I can try and give some guidance.

[Casio Maths UK @CasioMaths]

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[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@SPhinbow Thanks! This makes way more sense now I can see your tweet. If you need any help drop me an email.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@ZaphodBeebleJnr @SPhinbow No idea what I have been tagged in here as I can only see one of the tweets. Is it maths related?

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@tomrocksmaths As I said to your last tweet on this. "Students will still be able watch YouTube videos, just not logged in." Are you actually concerned for students and learning or perhaps sponsorship deals for AI apps that no qualified maths teacher endorses?

[T9 @Thafnine]

so the government is planning MANDATORY CHANGES to how content is discovered on YouTube in the UK.

- they want YouTube to prioritise mainstream broadcasters like BBC, ITV and Channel 4 over user created content with a 'prominence regime'

this is absolutely insane and is going to severely affect everyone british youtuber should this go through. YouTube have started a campaign to fight this, but we need your help to ensure this doesn't go through like this, since this could RUIN the site

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@Miss_Snuffy I'd love to share with you the emails I get all the time from students who do not even have a qualified maths teacher or who missed huge chunks of school due to medical reasons. Many content creators support both teachers and students.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@Mr_AlmondED In the past year to date my maths videos have been watched for 1.6 million hours. That's 182 years. I have a monthly audience of over 750,000 viewers, 80% of which are from the UK. Do you know how many secondary students don't have a qualified maths teacher?

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@christianjbdev The ban removes the ability to create an account. You can view content without an account. It is not an issue.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@VCS_Addict I disabled comments because two others were going off on a rant and one had no idea what was going on. You’re also struggling. If you are 16 you can make an account which means you can upload content, engage with strangers etc. Anyone can view content whilst not being logged in.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@VCS_Addict No, I am saying the sensationalist headline that children will no longer be able to access revision materials on YT is a gross overreaction. All students will have no issues accessing the content. Those who are 16 will be able to view whilst logged in also. It’s simple really.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

Such a massive overreaction to this. YouTube content will still sit there. U16s just won't be able to create an account, upload content, comment, be tracked or have an algorithm decide their content. All good things.

[GB Politics @GBPolitcs]

🚨NEW: Teachers are raising concerns about a ban on YouTube for under-16s as many year 10 and 11 students use the platform to learn and revise GCSE content

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

@tomrocksmaths Students will still be able watch YouTube videos, just not logged in.

[1st Class Maths @1stclassmaths]

Are teachers and parents aware of the tsunami of potentially illegal ads students receive on TIkTok, mostly for low quality AI apps? I’ve been looking into it. https://t.co/wjNqj0Uc8p

[Mr Knowles @SK18Maths]

I have created an unseen topics paper for Edexcel Foundation Paper 2 based on what has come up on Paper 1. A sneak preview is available in the comment below.

It can be found alongside worked solutions in the link below:
https://t.co/uxYKlXOrbe