The EA maths facility is in full swing leading learners in our classrooms again #backtowhatwelove Here is the wonderful Mr Trott breaking down his expectations to an enraptured group of year 7s @elizabethanac
The time has come to start pulling together my 2020 Gem Awards!
For those new to mathsedutwitter, here are last year's winners: https://t.co/iapHLrjQYc
All gems posts going back to 2014 (& annual awards) are listed here: https://t.co/8TWsG6Pw68
#mathsgems#teammaths#mathschat
What are the everyday uses for algebra?
Money, loans, savings and business projections -profit/loss
Landscaping, Home improvements comparing costs of paint, grass etc
Adjusting recipes for yourself or in a restaurant business...
Converting currency...
Computers, websites...
BIDMAS shows us the priority of operations.
Brackets, Indices, Division, Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction.
If a calculation has only ÷ and x, or only - & + then they have EQUAL priority & are done in the order they are written.
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It is never too early to start revising. You can take your classwork book home, re-read your notes and check you understand the work covered today, yesterday, last week and at the start of term. It is better to deal with issues now!
We are all here to help you, just ask!
Got good assessment results? Whether it is a 😀 or 🙁 -There are plenty of ways to help yourself: Use https://t.co/P7ZapjL4Ay, to target weaknesses, (get new login details from your teacher), https://t.co/3bZH5uy9iC is great for GCSE revision & https://t.co/kPPTHQ6iQy too.
Good morning and welcome to the new school year. We hope you are ready to be respectful, responsible and resilient, to get the best from your learning experience.
The school is a little quieter without year 11, but life still goes on, end of year exams for the rest of the students and staff starting to prepare for next year.
Good luck to those taking the final maths exam today. Remember to show your working out even when you use your calculator. Don’t panic! Just do your best. You have got this!