Richard Clark

GCSE and A level Maths teacher.

Side project: developing resources for to help students prepare for exams (for free).

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@ColleenYoung Very cool! I'll use this. Thanks for sharing :)

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@up_learn I believe regular testing is fundamental. Does Uplearn include this in their platform?

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

Morning All :)

GCSE lesson starters are now on Yesterdays Maths Exam, for higher and foundation tier.

A brand new exam question features each day, that cycles through the branches of maths: number, algebra, shape and statisitcs.

https://t.co/IQPukImKZ4

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@Daily_Epsilon 🤔

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@Mannermatics @ArthurTerryTSH @MccreaEmma Nice! I'll give it a read 👍

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@giftedHKO This looks like a v useful mini assessment :)

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

CALLING MATHS TEACHERS!

All GCSE past paper questions organised by topic are now on Yesterdays Maths Exam. One for foundation, one for higher.

Hope this helps :)

https://t.co/ED3P7pFY99

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

Monday Challenge 2! Don't think I have the answer. Yet...

[Robert Kaplinsky @robertkaplinsky]

Looking for math problems that get kids (and adults!) thinking? Check out @openmiddle. It's great for uncovering misconceptions. https://t.co/qAOr32x0Mr #MTBoS #iteachmath

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

Monday Challenge…

#EduTwitter #MathsChallenge

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

This Youtube channel is soooo good for maths problems pitched at a difficulty for GCSE and A level students. It also seems to have a wonderful international following.

https://t.co/lHKZRX4bAJ

#EduTwitter #MathsChallenge

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

Happy New Year everyone :)

Check out the new Youtube channel explaining concepts in A level maths. Only subscribe if you or your students will get value from them.

https://t.co/CDU0cL4nrW

#EduTwitter #YoutubeMaths

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@robotmaths @ballyzero Yes quite often I have done this in the past. I find that some students use the textbook to learn by themselves, and when I've taught the methods in a different order they get confused!

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

Calling A level maths teachers:

In what order do you teach the methods of integration?

#EdutTwitter #TeachingAdvice

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@mrsouthernmaths Thanks Rob that is useful. The nub of my question was deciding whether to teach inspection or substitution first.

[Rhodri Smith @TechwithRhodri]

Using OrbitNote pdf editor by @texthelp for Science end-of-unit assessment was a great success.

A great tool that creates an #inclusive classroom which is accessible for all.

#edutwitter #edtech #edtechtips @HeadStart_UK

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@mrsouthernmaths @Dattamatics @sxpmaths @BerwickMaths @Whitehughes @blatherwick_sam @jemmaths @missradders @ECR_Maths Yes I agree with you on this.

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@davidwees Can I cheekily self my promote my own: https://t.co/Izpxx0864v

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@mrsouthernmaths @Dattamatics @sxpmaths @BerwickMaths @Whitehughes @blatherwick_sam @jemmaths @missradders @ECR_Maths Do your mocks consist of a lot of legacy exam questions? We range between 50% and 60% for an A

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

@missradders Got to be A for me.

[Richard Clark @theexamlibrary]

I'm creating a video to explain the best strategies for proving trigonometric identities.

Would anyone be so kind as to share their best advice for proving trig identities?