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ORDER OF OPERATIONS

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Magic triangle

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Please watch the video and stop and start to practice

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CORBETT MATHS

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This video explains how to answer questions based on Ratio - Differences

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TOPIC 2

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The video could be used as real life examples of how ratio and inverse proportion calculations can be used to solve problems. It follows a step-to-step guide using graphics and visuals to support calculations to reinforce and enhance learning in the classroom. Learners in pairs or groups of no more than 3 students choose to open a company (teacher could give the students a list of companies to choose from). They investigate ratio and proportion, such as staffing, delivering orders on time, profitability, Economic growth and mathematical justification such as increase in productivity, and the effect on company turn over. The results and findings can be represented in a presentation using ICT. Students could investigate stand-alone projects in finding how Nurses calculate proportional dosage to patients and how they use ratio/proportion. How ratio and proportion are used in the banking world or Biologists and ecologists. Students can also use the Internet to investigate 'proportional' representation and the electoral system.

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The video could be used as real life examples of how ratio and inverse proportion calculations can be used to solve problems. It follows a step-to-step guide using graphics and visuals to support calculations to reinforce and enhance learning in the classroom.

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DRAWING PIE CHARTS AND WORKING OUT ANGLES

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DRAWING PIE CHARTS AND WORKING OUT ANGLES

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Watch video and learn the formula.

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creating piecharts maths level 1 - Bing video

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rules how to create a pie chart can be found on pie chart notes

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Hi Everyone
This is a link to level 2 numeracy test vocabulary and revision notes

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Hi Everyone
This is a link to level 2 numeracy test vocabulary and revision notes

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Hi Everyone
This is a link to Level 1 numeracy test vocabulary and revision notes

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Hi Everyone
This is a link to Level 1 numeracy test vocabulary and revision notes

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Click links and learn

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Lots of GCSE AND LEVEL 2 REVISION VIDEOS

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Lots of GCSE AND LEVEL 2 REVISION VIDEOS

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Exam Revision made Easy Have a look

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Please Note: These are just some of the topics that may be covered for GCSE maths which may help with revision

About GCSE Maths

GCSE maths has a grading system that uses numbers 1-9 to identify levels of performance with 9 being the top level. A student will either enter for the Higher tier covering grades 4-9 or for the Foundation tier covering grades 1-5.

There will be three papers at each tier, two papers where candidates can use a calculator and a third paper where calculators are not to be used.

The syllabus is divided into six sections that test

3. Ratio, proportion and rates of change

4. Geometry and measure

5. Probability

6. Statistics

The main examination boards for GCSE maths are Edexcel, AQA and OCR.

On this site you will find plenty of video tutorials which hopefully will give you the confidence and support you need to tackle your GCSE maths course.

Don't forget to take a look at the GCSE math exam tips page.

Check out the official GCSE maths specifications here: Edexcel | OCR | AQA

Please contact me if you see broken links

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Please Note: These are just some of the topics that may be covered for GCSE maths which may help with revision GCSE maths has a grading system that uses numbers 1-9 to identify levels of performance with 9 being the top level.

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There is also practice tests here that can be completed online as practice revision questions scroll down for your level

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There is also practice tests here that can be completed online as practice revision questions scroll down for your level

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Numeracy Handling data Number Measure shape and space Level 2 and 1 Not Assessed Multiple choice questions on screen or paper based Entry level Paper based 1 2 &3 Entry level 3 available as multiple choice on screen test Assessment and Onscreen Testing ALAN tests are onscreen and on-demand at Level 1 and Level 2 and for Numeracy and Reading at Entry Level 3.

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Revise
Scatter diagrams

1. Scatter Diagrams

2. Mean mode and median

3. Pie charts and frequency diagrams

4. Probability

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GCSE Maths Statistics learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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CONVERTING WITHIN THE METRIC SYSTEM NEED TO KNOW

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CONVERTING WITHIN THE METRIC SYSTEM NEED TO KNOW

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PLOTTING AND DESCRIBING CORRELATION

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Plot scatter graphs from data representing a number of different everyday situations.

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This is very important to know by heart so test yourselves

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Converting measurements of length, mass, volume and time from one unit of measure to another.

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SeeAVERAGES AND RANGE FOR LEVEL 2 YOU NEED TO BE ABLE TO DESCRIBE AND WORK THEM OUT

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Test your understanding of averages with this self marking quiz about mean, median and range.

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Practise using pi to calculate various circle measurements.

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Level 2 Practice test 1 and 2 City and Guilds

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Level 2 Practice test 1 and 2 City and Guilds

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WORKED EXAMPLE OF LEVEL 2 FUNCTIONAL SKILLS TEST 

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WORKED EXAMPLE OF LEVEL 2 FUNCTIONAL SKILLS TEST 

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Start and stop video try question and then look at working out

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City and Guilds - Functional Skills Maths Level 2 Sample Assessment 1

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Walkthrough of the City Guilds sample maths test for level 2 functional skills.

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Averages
For level 2 you need to know how to find the Mean/Median/Mode and Range of a set of data and you may be given a table of data and asked to choose an average, find a solution and give a reason Mean/Median and Mode are all types of averages.
Range is an expression of spread meaning Highest – Lowest it is not an average:

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functional skills numeracy level 2 averages and range explained - Bing video

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Remember to look at powerpoints first enable the editing and then click Slideshow and run work carefully through.
There is a practice scale question on the functional skills test paper on scale drawing

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METRIC MEASUREMENT AND CONVERSIONS

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Changing between units of measurement - Units of measure - Edexcel - GCSE Maths Revision - Edexcel - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about and revise units of measurement and how to convert them with this BBC Bitesize GCSE Maths Edexcel study guide.

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See also Converting Measurements interactive practice

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BBC - KS3 Bitesize Maths - Measures : Revision, Page 4

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A key stage 3 revision and recap resource for maths, covering reading scales, choosing and converting units and speed, distance and time.