Maths Resources (page 46)

1) Maths is learned by doing problems. Do the homework. The problems help you learn the formulas and techniques you do need to know, as well as improve your problem-solving prowess....

Continued pressure from Ofsted, focusing on student progress in lessons, 3 levels of progress by the end of Key Stage 4 and a backdrop of two consecutive years of falling GCSE results...

An investigation into the effect the size of a square has on the symmetrical patterns "A square grid is coloured in so that each square is the same colour as all the symmetrically...

What Is A `Problem-Solving Approach`? As the emphasis has shifted from teaching problem solving to teaching via problem solving (Lester, Masingila, Mau, Lambdin, dos Santon and Ray...

As we speak, students are sitting in their various math classes tapping their fingers impatiently, daydreaming and complaining aloud "I`m not going to use this stuff ever again in lif...

Sample Space : Let us consider an experiment whose outcomes are non deterministic, particularly, an experiment which has more than one outcomes. Thus, we are forming the set of ...

21/10/13 Many of our students are now preparing for mock exams. These are very important, not only for practice at the `real thing`, but also to identify areas of real difficulty and...

Pupils who `fail` GCSE English or maths will be forced to stay on at school and resit their exams Teenagers who fail to obtain at least a C grade pass in their maths and English...

These guys like to talk about maths. Not that they know much about it, but that doesnt stop one from pretending to know, does it? You would know quite a few people like that. So the o...

Imagine you loan a bank the principal P = 10000 $ at an interest rate of i = 5 %. This is the amount of interest you would receive with simple interest, given the duration t of the lo...