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Scheme of Work

The CfEM scheme of work for GCSE maths re-sits was developed by teachers in the CfEM colleges, based on the Five Key Principles of Teaching for Mastery in Further Education (FE).

It provides an outline of a 90-hour sequence of lessons (30 weeks of 2 x 1.5 hours), with links to 36 full mastery lessons (including six written by the University of Nottingham for research purposes) that can be used and adapted by FE teachers.

Download a PDF copy of the scheme of work, including a rationale for its development and links to the lessons here:

The lessons

The 30 lessons written by teachers in CfEM colleges can be found below. Each lesson includes a lesson plan and PowerPoint presentation, plus handouts and activities.

A further 12 GCSE mastery lessons, developed by the University of Nottingham, can be found in the Research Lessons section.

The lessons can also be accessed via links in the scheme of work.

Lesson 1: Attitudes to maths and getting un-stuck

Lesson 2: Mindsets, resilience and number sense

Lesson 3: Direct proportion

Lesson 4: Best buys

Lesson 5: Scales, maps and units

Lesson 6: Speed

Lesson 7: Basic fractions - have your cake and eat it!

Lesson 9: Sharing in a ratio

Lesson 10: Using ratios

Lesson 11: Multiplication and estimation

Lesson 12: Division and Estimation

Lesson 16: Adding and subtracting fractions

Lesson 18: Dividing fractions

Lesson 19: Benchmark percentages and equivalences

Lesson 21: Calculator percentages

Lesson 23: Exchange rates

Lesson 27: Directed numbers

Lesson 28: Notation and collecting like terms

Lesson 29: Substitution and formulae

Lesson 30: Expand and factorise

Lesson 31: Solving equations

Lesson 35: Properties of 2D shapes

Lesson 36: Area and perimeter of rectilinear shapes & compound shapes

Lesson 37: Circles

Lesson 38: Surface area and volume

Lesson 43: Graphs and charts

Lesson 44: Scatter graphs

Lesson 45: Averages and range

Lesson 47: Basic probability

Lesson 49: Arithmetic sequences

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GCSE maths re-sits: Classroom resources - The Education and Training Foundation

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Materials and classroom resources developed by teachers in CfEM colleges, designed to support students undertaking GCSE maths re-sits.

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Improving Learning in Mathematics (Standards Units) Rich Tasks

The "Improving Learning in Mathematics" (or Standards Units) resources are, in my opinion, some of the finest ever produced. They are rich, challenging, well thought-out and well resourced. In short, I love them.

From the NCETM website:

"This multi-media resource has been developed with teachers, trainers and managers. Improving Learning in Mathematics builds on existing successful practice and explores approaches that encourage a more active way of learning through the use of group work, discussion and open questioning. Learners are encouraged to 'have a go', become more independent and reflective about their mathematics, to learn to think mathematically rather than simply learning rules and most importantly, to enjoy their mathematics"

Mature_Maths_Trainee has kindly created and shared "classroom ready" versions of these outstanding resources, which not only save you a lot of time, but also contain tips, words or caution, and examples of students' work to help you have the most effective teaching and learning experience possible.

Below are the pdfs and PowerPoints of the main activities which I have found really engage and challenge my students. I would strongly recommend you give them a try!

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Standards Units Rich Tasks on Mr Barton Maths

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arrow_back Back to Rich Tasks Improving Learning in Mathematics (Standards Units) Rich Tasks The "Improving Learning in Mathematics" (or Standards Units) resources are, in my opinion, some of the finest ever produced. They are rich, challenging, well thought-out and well resourced. In short, I love them.