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Darren

Maths Aptitude Mini-Test For All Levels

Below are questions I have designed specifically for each academic level to test your aptitude and should be representative of your overall mathematical skills. Please feel free to at...
John

GCSE AQA Maths Numbers Review

Numbers Review You may only use a calculator if the question says so. Otherwise, do not use one.Types of Numbers Five numbers include -12, 4.25, 0.27...
Faysal

What is a linear equation ?

Our ancestors used to name Math: Sport of MindMath is an effective tool for real life. Linear equation for instance, that combines 2 variables ( independent-X- and dependent-Y-) in on...
Arran

Example: Solving Equations

How to solve equationsLets take an example equations:4x + 5 = 13Steps:1) Firstly, you want to see what you can get rid of from the equation to just get x by itself. In this case (aswe...
Sergey

Rules of numbers divisibility.

Number is divisible by 3 if the sum of it`s digits is also divisible by 3. For instance 528. 5+2+8=15. 15 is divisible by 3, thus 528 is also divisible by 3. The similar rules appl...
Emma

A guide to online maths tuition (using Zoom)

Zoom is an incredibly effective platform for online teaching, with many features that facilitate engaging lessons.Pupils just need a quite space and an internet-connected device. A ...
Ondrej

Calculators in education

CALCULATORSI hate calculators. All my students have probably heard me dozens of times repeating that the public enemy should not be used, and it is better to be buried in their gard...
Joseph

Mathematics is fun!

Lovers of quick trick, lend me your ears!It was about 5 years ago. I was teaching my child who is now in the Secondary school the multiplication tables. By chance, I discovered that a...
Timothy

Great Online Lesson Tips

How to have the best online lessons:Setting up a good online lesson is pretty easy. Here are some tops tips to make them work really well:1) There are some great online textbooks whic...
Bonita

GCSE Maths Exam Question

Question: The equation of the line L1 is y = 3x 2. The equation of the line L2 is 3y 9x + 5 = 0. Show that these two lines are parallel.Solution:...
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