@MrsBongers @FortyNineCubed@Arithmaticks We split it in classrooms for maths due to the higher tier split but English have done it in the hall. I think this is useful once or twice to remove the fear factor but we do them regularly in lessons as the quality of visualisers etc is easier to remedy there.
Thanks everyone for making March our busiest month ever! Over 4 million views on Corbettmaths ๐ฒ๐๐ As a thank you, we are giving away 50 Corbettmaths mugs. To enter, simply just RT this tweet. Winners picked at random on 17th April https://t.co/8iKRXX0WyO
*FREE BOOK GIVEAWAY*
To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of 'Closing the Vocabulary Gap', I am delighted to offer two free signed copies. Simply retweet to have the opportunity to win one of the books!
(Winners to be announced on Sunday 7th April)
@ColinTheMathmo I always recommend Joseph Stiglitz globalization for students thinking about economics based degrees. But you should definitely follow Paul Krugmanโs NYTimes blog. https://t.co/QZOYSyC364
@niallmb87@RJS2212@mathsjem@missradders@PixiMaths Give mark schemes and 1/2 a lesson for corrections. Pick 3/4 key qu.s to do as a whole class. Then they fill in a spreadsheet questions they found tough and want more practice on. Use https://t.co/fTliRiZ5MO style past papers with extra questions to create packs for them.
Brand new in Beta form. Practice questions for each topic in a GCSE paper: https://t.co/fE6bVWryJJ
Tweet which papers you would like these created for. Edexcel mock series 4 paper 1F in beta form at the moment.