Here's another #FormulaOfTheWeek to help prepare you for your #MathsGCSE. It's another one from your @AQA formula sheet and this week, it's reverse Pythagoras! Make sure you know how to use it and apply it. Give this calculator 'show that' style question a go! #OutcomesFocussed
Here is the second #FormulaOfTheWeek of this half term and it's one that will be given to you on your @AQA formula sheet. Make sure you know how to use it (and how to apply it to non right-angled triangles too!) Grab your calculator and give this question a go! #OutcomesFocussed
Building on this week's Maths #FormulaOfTheWeek problem, take a look at next week's question! Use the formula to work out the area of the quarter circle. You will need to use your calculator from your Fish'N'Tips pack for this one! #OutcomesFocussed#AQAMaths#MathsGCSE#GCSEs
Here is this week's #FormulaOfTheWeek 🧮 Another one that you need to know how to use for your exams, but this time, it's on your formulae sheet! Use the formula to have a go at the exam question and either reply below or tell your teacher what you think the answer is! @AQAMaths
Welcome to the first #FormulaOfTheWeek for our marvellous mathematicians🧮
You need to know the area of a triangle for your exams and this won't be on your formula sheet in Summer!
Learn the formula and then apply it to the exam question on the right! #OutcomesFocussed
@Mr_P_Hillips @AnnisbrownJ (2/2) your school bottoming out what the essential PV knowledge is. Setting would only mean, for some kids, they would potentially never ever move on from place value? Embed the missing knowledge in future topics to give them a chance to practice over and over.
@Mr_P_Hillips @AnnisbrownJ Yeah I’d move on. But then know the 40% that will inevitably need more support in the future topics and ensure it’s properly scaffolded for them through cuisenaire rods for example. Retrieval practice would also need looking at for this group. Ultimately I suppose it’s down to..
@TickTockMaths Great! Are you going to be explicit with a what do you notice and explain why question? I’m sure you’ve thought of it but this - deliberately I imagine - lends itself very well to it! Pupils could then also generate their own linked row?
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@hartmaths I have a big one on the front WB and unpick vocab as assessment for learning. Great for things like “prime”/“prism” and allows you to delve into what students know. Rarely recorded unless I think it would be beneficial to look back at at a later date as it’s on the WB in lesson
@MrYoungPrimary@MrTs_NQTs As lovely as it looks, and as much as there is a need to track it, I feel like this should really be in your planner. We know SLT track ‘teaching ability’ for example, but not on the wall in the staff room. I think this display replacing names with texts is a great idea though!