Maths Resources (page 31)

The format of GCSE Maths has recently changed to a grading system of 1 to 9 (as opposed to A*-E). Grades 8 and 9 are equivalent to the current A* grade, whilst grade 7 is eq...

“I was never any good at Maths.”  How often have you heard somebody say this? From a wide range of ages, school children to adults not just those who struggled wi...

Let D, F ⊂ R be some sets of real numbers. Definition 1.1. A function f : D → F is a rule which assigns to every x ∈ D exactly one real number from the set F which...

There has been a lot of discussion on the new maths GCSE grading system which was taught for the first time starting last year and will be first examined next year. The new grades wil...

As a teacher of GCSE maths in further education college to learners that are retaking the GCSE course over 1 year, I often get asked the question, Should I do foundation or higher? ...

The protein folding problem is one of the most challenging problems in current biochemistry and has kept scientist busy for decades. It arises, when one wants to predict the three-dim...

Below are a few tips for those students who struggle with particular questions in maths, find it frustrating, or freeze doing tests. The new 9-1 grading system has more challenging qu...

Maths. The Truth about Mixed NumbersIt is a common misconception that one needs to convert mixed numbers into top heavy fractions to add or subtract them. Unlike with multiplication o...

Let`s face it, we must have all heard about Pythagoras and his famous theorem. Throughout our school years, many teachers constantly drill this renowned theorem into our brains withou...

Get a friend to through a ball to you. In order to catch it you will estimate its speed and direction (known as velocity) Then carry out a first order integration to determein its p...