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How to revise for GCSE Maths - Corbettmaths

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The Corbettmaths revision resources for GCSE Maths - Edexcel Higher

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The Corbettmaths 5-a-day for the 9-1 GCSE.

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Easy-to-understand homework and revision materials for your GCSE Maths Edexcel ‘9-1’ studies and exams

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Maths revision questions and topics

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Practice and best guess predicted papers for GCSE Maths, expanding to the new GCSE soon.

It's important to note that any predicted paper from any website is logical and systematic guess work at best and may not be the topics which come up on the actual exam. However, teachers have used their judgement in creating these papers from previous 'typical' topics and also through the process of elimination from paper 1. This is not to say if a topic came up on paper 1 that it can't come up on paper 2 in a different form.

For example standard form was presented as a compare on paper 1 2018 AQA. This doesn't mean it won't appear on paper 2. You may be asked to carry out a calculation

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AQA - Practice Papers

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Wow, what an amazing weekend! The La Salle Education maths team excelled themselves again. Thank you to @LaSalleEd team and Mark (@EmathsUK) for another amazing conference #mathsconf13.

Rob Smith (@RJS2212) deserves a special thanks as well for his dedication to selling raffle tickets and also the amazing tuck shop!

The conference raised a £2000 for Macmillan Cancer today, thanks to the donations of all attendees and a significant donation to round the sum up by Mark.

400 maths teachers gathered on a Saturday morning ready for the maths conference to begin. As usual you could feel the excitement in the room. This time though there was a palpable buzz as people waited for Matt Parker (@Standupmaths) to take the stage.

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Starting teaching or moving schools can be both exciting and daunting to begin with. It's a world filled with lots of unknowns that can make us feel both apprehensive and nervous.

There are several key factors that can make this a stressful situation;

not knowing your way around

not knowing your colleagues

not being embedded yourself as a teacher

having a lack of personal space or classroom

having to learn the new systems of a school

All of these factors are common to any teacher who is new to school, even if they have been teaching over 20 years. Knowing these feelings aren't isolated to only yourself is important. The excitement and apprehension of a new role can be an interest mix.

Here are my top tips on how to manage the stress of the unknowns.

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The NQT year for any new teacher can be rather daunting. It's a weird scenario to be in. You are qualified in terms of passing your training but you still have to pass the year in order to be a fully qualified teacher. It is a sort of limbo. I remember getting to my RQT year and not feeling much different to my NQT year, apart from I now had a piece of paper saying I was a fully qualified teacher. 4 years later I'm slowly starting to not feel like a teacher fraud anymore. It's weird, you don't suddenly wake up one day and feel like a teacher. I'm learning everyday in the profession and I'm a great believer that is the way it should always be.

Your NQT year can be more intimidating than most for many reasons, such as:

Finally being let loose and trusted with your own classes on your own

Teaching lots more students as your timetable has significantly increased

You don't know the names of the memebers of your department let alone the students

This lists only a few things.

So here are my top 5 tips:

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This is the first in a series of blogs I'm going to be publishing this week to help support teachers who have new jobs. The first is one of the most important articles, as this is about how current teachers can support those teachers who are either training, starting their NQT year or moving schools.

The majority of schools this year across the country have new members of staff joining the ranks. Some will be experienced teachers and teaching assistants who are moving jobs and others will be newer to the profession such as trainee teachers and NQTs. As colleagues to these new members of staff we have a vital role to play. People are often very excited and dare I say vulnerable when they start a new post. It's a time in which we can have a big impact. It's important we help and support our new colleagues get off to a good start.

How might we do this? I think it's important to say some of these ideas below will be nothing new. However it doesn't hurt to have a reminder; You never know what little thing you might miss. Every small thing adds up tp make a difference to your new colleagues experience in the first few days. Try to remember how you felt on your first day and in your first week.

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Miss B's Resouces Free Maths and Numeracy resources Miss B's

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Sharing good practice and ideas blog. Free differentiated Maths worksheets, homework's, Marking, GCSE revision and numeracy across the curriculum resources

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Mr McCausland Maths resources for staff and pupils

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Justice Shepard (@justicehacks) | TikTok

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Justice Shepard (@justicehacks) on TikTok | 2.9M Likes. 144.7K Followers. School & tech hacks📱 Thank u for 80k ❤️ Resources ⬇️.Watch the latest video from Justice Shepard (@justicehacks).

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Hannah Kettle Maths (@hannahkettlemaths) | TikTok

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Hannah Kettle Maths (@hannahkettlemaths) on TikTok | 2.1M Likes. 226.7K Followers. ✨Secondary Head of Maths & GCSE Examiner✨ Lessons every Thursday & Sunday.Watch the latest video from Hannah Kettle Maths (@hannahkettlemaths).

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Sparx Maths builds maths confidence through personalised homework for students aged 11-16 and is proven to significantly boost grades by the University of Cambridge

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A recently added feature to the site, KS2 revision booklets.

The booklets will be organised by the 9 different strands, that are to be tested, based upon the key stage 2 mathematics framework.

Each booklet will also include written solutions.

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BennettMaths.com The Home of KS2 to KS4 Resources and so much more

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BennettMaths is the home of Super8s, problem solving paper, revision mats and much more. All content is aimed at the new GCSE maths specification.

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Have trouble putting down your phone? Flora blocks distracting apps, such as Facebook, Instagram or games, in a pleasant way to help you focus on what’s more important in real life. Set your desired revision time and Flora will mute all your distracting apps.

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Shorts covering key topics

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Welcome to 3minutemaths! This channel is all about GCSE maths revision, and focusses on the topics needed to pass GCSE maths, with all the main boards: Edexcel, OCR, AQA and Eduqas. I have worked as a maths tutor for over 20 years, both privately and within schools, tutoring a wide range of students…

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Maths Countdown...

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GCSE Maths Revision Checklist Foundation (pdf)

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GCSE Maths Revision Checklist Higher (pdf)