Maths Resources (page 35)

Calculus is a branch of mathematics consisting of two main areas; differentiation and integration. The first development of ideas around calculus and its applications can be traced ba...

Are you enjoying your modular A Level Maths and Further Maths? Why not take it all the way and get the Additional Further Maths qualification too? Whereas doing Maths and Further M...

One may ask "What Did The Romans Ever Do For Us?" and part of the answer came in the well known Monty Python film entitled "The Life of Brian". Examples given included Aqueducts, sani...

Mathematics is a wonderful subject that is needed by all individuals in their lives. Without necessarily realising it, we all need and use mathematics every single day. It can save ev...

A Mathematician's Apology. That is the title of a book by G H Hardy (Professor of Geometry in Oxford 1919, onwards and Professor of Mathematics in Cambridge 1931, onwards). In the ...

Mathematics is just like anything else. If you want to get good at anything, you have to put in the time working, learning, and continually practicing. Think of it like a sport. You ...

So far I`ve been able to identify four key different areas of learning and understanding. The most primitive form of learning, is just factual. Just knowing facts. Like you know ...

Education costs a lot of money. Governments spend billions on it every year and I think it`s reasonable to want to get some kind of financial benefit for the economy as a result. Ev...

With changes to how GCSEs are examined especially in English & Maths there is a greater need for tutees to be prepared and ready for the new challenge ahead. So here are the 10 things...

Teaching mathematics, particularly to teenagers, I often meet students who have a dependence on calculators. Whilst calculators have their place in everyday life, I am of the belief t...