A Year 7 student came up this nice way of finding the Lowest Common Multiple. They weren’t sure why it worked but just they found it seemed to work. When we talked it through they realised why it worked. Nice method to come up with within the lesson!
Forming and Solving Quadratics Practice questions!
We had a lot of fun being creative with these.
Questions and markscheme available here: https://t.co/guj95len3q
How did you solve question 8?
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There was some big news this week which should have been top of the news agenda - the fact that it wasn’t and the story that dominated the public space instead tells a worrying story about the priorities of many in this country 🧵
Maths formula sheet familiarisation tasks
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Higher:
https://t.co/uti2QWROJ3
Foundation:
https://t.co/lbm7Q0wQC2
These packs provide students with 8 tasks, each requiring the application of provided formulas for a successful solution. Answers are included in each pack.
An on-screen version of these packs will be available in the comments. No printing required (other than the formula sheet) 🌲❤️🌎.
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Always forget how brilliant https://t.co/hl49DuS4mm is. Incredible collection of past GCSE questions by topic (with full worked solutions) which has made lesson planning so much easier!
Forming equations with Y8. They were fine with shape ones where they could see x from the start. But worded ones were hard!
I tried to articulate the process as “identify an unknown > name it > tell its story”. How would you teach these?
Some work I did a little while ago identified these topics as the most common across AQA, EdExcel, OCR for Foundation GCSE Maths.
Direct and Inverse Proportion Problems in Context,
Money Problems in Context,
Powers and Indices (Squares, Cubes and Roots),
Ratio (Simplifying),
Next time a trendy celebrity rubbishes maths as a subject, remind them that it is the key to life-long social mobility for the vast majority of students.
A one grade improvement in GCSE Maths leads to ~£15,000 higher lifetime earnings.
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