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www.carom-maths.co.uk
by Jonny Griffiths
A collection of forty mathematics activities bridging between A Level and University

using Powerpoint, Excel, Geogebra, Autograph, and Java files.

This Edition June 2014

Sister site 1 - www.risps.co.uk

Sister site 2 - www.making-statistics-vital.co.uk

Sister site 3 - www.further-risps.co.uk

Excellent teaching activities (including Carom, Risps and MSV tasks) are available at TES Resources - click HERE

Another great source for tasks (including Carom, Risps and MSV tasks) is the National Stem Centre elibrary - click HERE

Jonny's email: hello@jonny-griffiths.net
Jonny's website: www.jonny-griffiths.net

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by Jonny Griffiths

Activities for the A Level Statistics Classroom

www.making-statistics-vital.co.uk

This Edition: June 2014

Sister site 1 - www.risps.co.uk

40 open pure activities for the A level mathematics classroom

Sister site 2 - www.carom-maths.co.uk

40 pure mathematics active Powerpoints bridging between A Level and university

Sister site 3 - www.further-risps.co.uk

Risps for Further Maths A Level and equivalent

Jonny's email: hello@jonny-griffiths.net
Jonny's website:www.jonny-griffiths.net

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Pearson Edexcel AS and A level Mathematics (2017) | Pearson qualifications

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Edexcel AS and A level Mathematics and Further Mathematics (2017) information for students and teachers, including the specification, past papers, news and support.

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Here are a few notes to help you make the most of it.
Welcome to this brilliant new resource! Many thanks to all the teachers from Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Milton Keynes ( BOM) who wrote all the units.

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NB there is one missing unit (Y13 Hypothesis Testing) and two incomplete ones (AS Data collection, processing, presentation and interpretation). We hope to get the incomplete ones improved by the end of September. If anyone would like to do the Hypothesis Testing one, please email Alexandra! (alexandrahewitt@furthermaths.org.uk)

Aims
The aim of this Scheme of Work is to teach content through problem solving activities. We know that fluency is essential, but that it should not be at the expense of developing understanding and problem solving skills. We note also that fluency can be achieved through rich activities as well as routine exercises: there is a place for both. The new specifications make it easier for us to teach in a coherent and mathematical way.

Quality control
Please note that none of these units of work have passed any sort of quality control check! However, at a first glance they seem to me to be really useful documents, full of good ideas, tips and resources. We do not intend to produce a revised version at any time, but shared feedback will be useful for anyone coming to the resource later. Please email any feedback to alexandrahewitt@furthermaths.org.uk

Timings
The timings of each unit have been carefully considered, initially by MEI and then tweaked a little by me! We recommend that any variation you make to the timings is planned and carefully considered, to ensure you complete the course and give appropriate weight to each topic area. Don't feel you have to use our timings (though I strongly recommend that you don't reduce the timings for functions and transformations!), but do stick to whatever you decide! This may mean being selective about which activities you choose, especially if you have less than 4 hours a week: the units have been prepared assuming between 8 and 10 hours per fortnight.

Ordering the schedule
The numbering of units corresponds to the order that the MEI SoW is labelled. All pure units come first, followed by statistics, followed by mechanics. It is not intended that you should teach them in this order! It is merely for convenience of filing, as schools will be splitting the content in lots of different ways. The order you choose to cover material will depend on the teachers and on the needs of your Further Maths students. In year 12, much of the core pure content in Further Mathematics is independent of Mathematics, whereas you will almost certainly find it easier to teach Further Mechanics and Further Statistics if you have covered the Mathematics Mechanics and Mathematics Statistics first. In year 13, this is probably reversed - lots of the core pure depends on differentiation and integration from Mathematics, whereas the Mechanics and Statistics content is less dependent. So plan your Mathematics Schedule alongside your FM schedule.
There are suggested orders for teaching FM on the FMSP website here: http://furthermaths.org.uk/2017-fm
Hopefully the Prerequisite Pure Content document for y13 Further Maths will be revised in time for September.

Note also that some units have been merged - we're encouraging you to think outside the box and teach pure and applied content alongside each other.
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Here are a few notes to help you make the most of it.Welcome to this brilliant new resource! Many thanks to all the teachers from Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Milton Keynes ( BOM) who wrote all the units. ​ NB there is one missing unit (Y13 Hypothesis Testing) and two incomplete ones (AS Data collection, processing, presentation and interpretation).

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These papers are legacy Edexcel Exam Papers, however they have been edited to reflect the new A Level Specifications. I have included new questions, not found in the old specs, so as to make it suitable for the new A level requirements. I've made Paper 1 Pure Practice Papers into an AS Pure Papers so that they can be used by students taking AS Pure Paper.

I've created those papers in the only intention of helping teachers to deliver the new A level specifications and helping students in their revision for their A level exams. They will supplement the existing practice papers out there and hopefully will provide a big relief for all teachers and students who have been asking for more practice papers!
I've used code J8 which means January 2008 (I've combined Jan 2008 C1, C2 & C3 paper into a single AS Pure Paper). Code M8 means May 2008; J9 means Jan 2009; M9 means May 2009 etc... : These papers have been solely edited by me and are for educational purposes only, and not for financial gain

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integral mathematics resources: log in to the site

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These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017.
* Papers A to R have standard difficulty with later papers usually more difficult.
* Papers S and T are extremely hard.
* Papers U to Z are hard.

These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017.
* Papers A to R have standard difficulty with later papers usually more difficult.
* Papers S and T are extremely hard.
* Papers U to Z are hard.

*Papers marked with an asterisk are not completed yet. We don't know when they will be available as we do not produce them.

These papers have been created for the new A-level specification. They contain a combination of legacy Edexcel Exam questions and new questions not found in the old specification to make them suitable for the new A-level requirements.

These papers have been edited to reflect the new A-level specification. They contain a combination of legacy Edexcel Exam questions and new questions not found in the old specification to make them suitable for the new A-level requirements.

For extra question practice, you can use the following papers from the international or old UK specification.

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These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017. * Papers A to R have standard difficulty with later papers usually more difficult. * Papers S and T are extremely hard. * Papers U to Z are hard. These I.Y.G.B.

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You can find all Edexcel Maths AS-level (8MA0) past papers and mark schemes, as well as selected model answers, below. You can also find IYGB, Naikermaths and old-spec papers on this page.

Paper 1 - Pure

Model Answers

Paper 2 - Statistics and Mechanics

Question Papers

Mark Schemes

Model Answers

Madas/I.Y.G.B Papers - Pure

These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017.
* Papers A to R have standard difficulty with later papers usually more difficult.
* Papers S and T are extremely hard.
* Papers U to Z are hard.

Question Papers

Naikermaths - Pure

Naikermaths Practice Papers meet all the requirements of the new GCE AS/A level specifications. The practice papers are designed to be slightly harder than the standard Exam Paper.

Old Spec Papers

For extra question practice, you can use the following papers from the international or old UK specification.

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1. Do a past paper
2. Identify topics to work on
3. Revise these topics by watching videos and reading notes
4. Test yourself on the topic again

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Many students struggle to revise mathematics; the most common methods students use are to only look at topics they can do and complete 20 of the same question. Students also have a habit to only read and rewrite out their notes. This section is to provide ideas on how to help your students revise and also some resource that may encourage even the most reluctant of students.

The key advice I give all students I teach is to make sure revision doesn't turn into a chore, maths should be fun. To do this I recomend students break down topics and tackle on a basis of two topics they need to work on with one they need to refresh; this means students keep up a postitive mental level with the success of the refresher topic. On top of this I strongly advise students to not do twenty of the same questions. I'm a great believer 1-3 max on the same level and style question should identify if you get it and can move onto the next level/topic or if you need to seek help in the form of your teacher, textbook or online resources. See the skill review pages for Algebra, Data, Geometry and Number for questions.

Revision Resources

Tell a Story

Students can often struggle with remembering simple formula and facts. It may help some students to remember the formula, often the crazier the story the better. For example:

Naught Elephants Squirt Water (North, South, East and West)

Step Over His Cat And Hide The Orange Apple (SOHCAHTOA)

etc ...

Create Acronims

KFC - Keep, Flip, Change (Dividing Fractions)

FOIL - First, Inners, Outters and Lasts (Expanding Quadratics)

TEAM - Times to make the End Add to make the Middle (Factorising Quadratics)

HISS - Half in the Bracket Square and Subtract (Completing the Square)

MARIAS - Multiply And Reduce Increase And Share by (Differentiation and Intergration)

Create Songs and Dance

Circumference and Area of a Circle Song

Squaring Numbers Song

MAths GCSE Revision Resource Extras

Calculator Colour

Key Topic Exam Revision Sheets

Exam Question DOHs

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Pressure to do well in exams can be overwhelming and affect your mental health. Here's our advice if it's all getting a bit too much.

Guide Menu for Exam stress

Dealing with exam stress

It is normal to feel a bit worried about exams, especially if you're under pressure from school or family. Exam stress can cause you to feel or or anxious depressed, and this might affect your sleeping eating habits.

If you recognise any of these feelings, or are worried that exam pressure is taking over your life, you are not alone, and there are things you can do:

Think about all the things you have achieved so far. It can be helpful to write a list of all the things you like about yourself, and the things other people value about you too.

If people around you - like your parents or family - are putting pressure on you, it can help to tell them what you feel able to achieve, and let them know that your expectations are different to theirs. You could also talk to a teacher you trust about the pressure you are under at home.

The importance of self-care

'Self-care' is a phrase you've probably come across, but what does it really mean? Simply put, self-care is the little things we do to look after our own mental health.

if you're worried about exams, you may feel like you don't have time for self-care, or that you need to spend all of your time revising. While it is of course important to revise, if you don't take the time to look after yourself by doing things like eating and sleeping well, and you don't give yourself time to unwind by doing something you enjoy like gaming or seeing your friends, you will find it harder to revise. We are not machines - we all need a break sometimes!

So make sure that when you're thinking about how to use your time before exams, you factor in time to look after yourself. You deserve it!

Keeping things in perspective: results aren't everything

Exams can help you take the next step in your academic or professional career - but results are not the only measure of success.

Here are things you can do to remind yourself that there is more to life than grades:

When I was revising for my GCSEs, I made the mistake of blending the places where I revised and where I rested. I started to do a lot of revision in my bedroom, but I found it hard to get away from revision when I wanted to rest or sleep - everywhere I looked there were papers and flashcards looming over me.

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Our Activists and people like you share their tips for revision and coping with exams:

Dealing with disappointing exam results

If you don't get the grades you want, it can feel devastating. But it really isn't the end of the world and it happens to lots of people, for all sorts of reasons.

Life doesn't always go to plan, but stay calm, you are going to be ok. There are still loads of options available to you.

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If exam stress is taking over and you're struggling to cope, you are not alone. Here are some organisations who can support you.

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MadAsMaths.com :: Home

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of creator/owner of the MadAsMaths website, Trifon Madas. This website will remain freely available for all its users, in his memory. However, please note that it will have a static format, there will be no further updates and the Contact form has been deactivated.

Free Resources for Students and Teachers of Mathematics.

In the 33 years of my involvement with mathematics I have produced, collected and accumulated a huge number of resources in many different forms.

I have used these resources with my teaching and lecturing, guiding several students into their mathematical careers.

Most of the material I have created is contained in this website and an overview is shown below.

Mathematical booklets, classified by topic, with a large number of questions and full solutions.

Practice papers with full solutions.

For the latest news click HERE .

The aim of this website is to give away mathematical resources, absolutely free!

It will give me immense pleasure to know that I have contributed to the education of yet more mathematicians, even if I did not personally meet them.

Enjoy !

[... and the homepage would not be complete without answering one of the most frequently asked questions ...

No, I do not post/help in TSR anymore because in my opinion it has little educational value, and is mostly run by talentless immature individuals ....]

SUBSCRIBE ON OUR BRAND NEW YOUTUBE CHANNEL!!!

Unfortunately I cannot put on the website past papers and solutions for examining boards or Universities due to copyright restrictions. I possess past papers for all A level boards and all modules, with some boards going back as far as the seventies. I will investigate ways into sharing these resources in the future.

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David M.

University of Exeter - MSc Physics

First-class Physics graduate and Full-time online tutor with over 1000+ hours experience and 50+ students taught!

For each of the exam boards below, there are revision notes, cheatsheets, worksheets, questions by topic, model solutions and past papers.

GCSEs

Questions by Topic

Notes and Worksheets

Maths A-levels

Further Maths A-levels

International A-levels

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Revision notes, summary sheets with key points, checklists, worksheets, topic questions and papers with model solutions for AQA, Edexcel, OCR, MEI Maths A-level

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Below are all the topics covered for the Year 12 Applied Maths AS course.

The Year 12 Applied AS is split into Statistics and Mechanics. The topics have been broken down with corresponding legacy exam Questions and their mark schemes, both carefully edited to the new AS level 2018 Specifications. The topics have been organised so as to make it easier for teachers and students to assess them.

There are two sets of Exam Questions, from 2005 to 2011 and from 2012 to 2018. 'Solutions' are detailed written solutions and 'MS' are the edited mark schemes for each Exam Questions.

'Exam Style Qs' will have questions on any new topics which were not in the old A level Specifications. They will compensate the legacy ' Exam Qs'

Students who need help on particular topics can access more practice questions in 'Extra Practice'
All of the exam questions on the website are under copyright, held by the exam board Edexcel. I have drawn mostly on resources which have been made publicly online with the intention of abiding by the 'fair use' principle for educational purposes. They are certainly not for any financial gain

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AS Level P1 Surds Revise Learn Challenge Ans P2 Indices Revise Learn Challenge Ans P3 Quadratic equations Revise Learn Challenge Ans P4 Inequalities Revise Learn Challenge Ans P5 Linear graphs Revise Learn Challenge Ans P6 Polynomial functions Revise Learn Challenge Ans P7 Circles Revise Learn Chall…

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These are my contributions to the wonderful world of maths resources! They are all free. Check out my blog to see hundreds of resource recommendations for Key Stage 3, 4 and 5.

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David M.

University of Exeter - MSc Physics

First-class Physics graduate and Full-time online tutor with over 1000+ hours experience and 50+ students taught!

For each of the exam boards below, there are revision notes, cheatsheets, worksheets, questions by topic, model solutions and past papers.

GCSEs

Questions by Topic

Notes and Worksheets

Maths A-levels

Further Maths A-levels

International A-levels

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This free website is intended for the use of teachers of mathematics in secondary schools, wherever you might be and regardless of what awarding body you use.

The Maths Emporium contains over 20,000 files to do with Edexcel Mathematics and all the qualifications that we offer, including past papers, mark schemes, examiner reports and grade boundaries.

To request an account, click on Login/Register. Ensure you supply a valid centre email address in your name for verification, your centre name and centre number. Requests from students and from private email addresses will be deleted.

If you had an old Emporium account, you will need to re-register your details to access this new website.

Once we have established you are a teacher at a registered centre, we will activate your account and an automatic confirmation email will be sent. This email will include your username, so please file it away somewhere easily found. Or jot it down.

If you do forget your username, you'll be able to log in using the email address with which you registered.

If you forget your password, you can use Forgot your password? to reset your password.

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These resources are intended to provide a single example of each of the variants of a type of question within a particular topic, rather than to provide multiple questions of exactly the same type to practise a single concept; the emphasis is broad coverage, collated from a huge database of past paper exam questions.

Pure Year 1

Pure Year 2

Mechanics Year 1

Mechanics Year 2

Statistics Years 1-2

Core Pure Year 1

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This is going to be the first of a few posts this week, finally sharing things that I should have shared since the beginning of the year. Many of them are things that I think will be helpful for A-Level revision.

The first is the Exam Question A Day booklet I have put together for my Year 13 classes. I am really pushing the "do a bit of maths every day" mantra this year, and for some it seems to be having a positive impact 🙂

Every question in this is taken from the SAMs for AS or A-Level Mathematics and so don't use any of the questions contained in the practice paper sets that are kept secure by each of the exam boards, so secure mocks aren't affected etc. I have used questions from each of the 4 boards - AQA, Edexcel, OCR, OCR (MEI) - as maths is just maths after all.

At the moment the file contains questions for February and March. The questions for April will be added by the end of this month - keep an eye out for the post about this.

The topics covered in the February and March questions are shown below:

If you want to use this with your classes please feel free to download it from here.

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MadAsMaths.com :: I.Y.G.B. Practice Papers :: A Level Practice Papers 2019 Spec :: MP1 Practice Papers

I.Y.G.B. MP1 PRACTICE PAPERS

These I.Y.G.B. practice papers mostly follow the Pearson/Edexcel Syllabus introduced for teaching from 2017.

Some modules will be first examined in 2018 and some in 2019.

* Papers A to R have standard difficulty with later papers usually more difficult.
* Papers S and T are extremely hard.
* Papers U to Z are hard.

All papers have model solutions.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Any of the topics in the new A level "pure" specification may appear on any of the two "pure" papers MP1 and MP2.

However in the I.Y.G.B. MP1 and MP2 practice papers the topics have been grouped in such a fashion, so that the I.Y.G.B. MP1 practice papers can be used by students taking the AS "pure" paper.

Please click on the titles below to download the files

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These are my contributions to the wonderful world of maths resources! They are all free. Check out my blog to see hundreds of resource recommendations for Key Stage 3, 4 and 5.

Report this resourceto let us know if it violates our terms and conditions.
Our customer service team will review your report and will be in touch.

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Below are all the topics covered for the Year 12 Applied Maths AS course.

The Year 12 Applied AS is split into Statistics and Mechanics. The topics have been broken down with corresponding legacy exam Questions and their mark schemes, both carefully edited to the new AS level 2018 Specifications. The topics have been organised so as to make it easier for teachers and students to assess them.

There are two sets of Exam Questions, from 2005 to 2011 and from 2012 to 2018. 'Solutions' are detailed written solutions and 'MS' are the edited mark schemes for each Exam Questions.

'Exam Style Qs' will have questions on any new topics which were not in the old A level Specifications. They will compensate the legacy ' Exam Qs'

Students who need help on particular topics can access more practice questions in 'Extra Practice'
All of the exam questions on the website are under copyright, held by the exam board Edexcel. I have drawn mostly on resources which have been made publicly online with the intention of abiding by the 'fair use' principle for educational purposes. They are certainly not for any financial gain

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Find crashMATHS A Level practice papers for the new 2017 Maths and Further Maths. These are suitable practice for AQA, Edexcel and OCR A Level exams.

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