Statistics. Mechanics. Revision & exam questions. Videos and YouTube Channels. Transition from GCSE. Further Maths. DrFrostMaths.com. Desmos Classroom Activities. Geogebra Resources. Risps Home Page. Advanced Lesson Starters and Online Activities. Resourceaholic. This page lists recommended resources for teaching Pure Mathematics in Year 12 (based on the 2017 A level specification), categorised by topic.
Huge thanks to all individuals and organisations who share teaching resources. Underground Maths. Home. STEM Learning. Susan Whitehouse. Plus.maths.org. PixiMaths KS5 resources. KS5 Teaching Resources Index This booklet will help your students transition from year 11 to year 12 more successfully.
It includes topics that students will need to be confident with from GCSE to help them achieve in A Level. Inspired by RISPs, I am going to be creating rich tasks to use with my year 12 class. I'll be adding to it regularly so make sure you keep checking for more! These resources have been designed to be used by teachers as normal teaching resources or by students through flipped learning. Personally, I hope to use flipped learning this year so students arrive at my lesson having covered these basic teaching points at home so we can maximise lesson time and look at exam style questions and solutions.
If you can't find a topic, I haven't made it yet! Nrich Post-16. Mr Barton Maths. Arrow_back Back to A Level A Level Notes, Videos and Examples I have put together the following selection of excellent resources to help you prepare for your A Level exams.
The notes are particularity useful if you save them to your phone or tablet, so you have your notes with you wherever you are. Likewise, the videos take you step-by-step through exam questions. Happy revising! Contents Core 1keyboard_arrow_up Back to Top Core 2keyboard_arrow_up Core 2 Notes from Maths Box (AQA) Core 2 for Numpties from I Love Maths Games Core 2 Revision Questions and Answers by @westiesworkshop Core 2 Essential Revision Cards (AQA) from The ChalkFace Core 2 Non Fomula Book stuff to remember (AQA) from The ChalkFace Links to Video Tutorials on Core 2 topics from Mark Greenaway, Suffolk Maths Core 2 Revision Notes (updated in June 2016) (Edexcel) from Simon Baxter at Shrewsbury International School, Bangkok Core 2 ebook from m4ths.com (first few chapters missing, then okay!)
Core 3keyboard_arrow_up. CIMT - MEP. MEI > Resources > IET Project Resources. To complement their existing Faraday suite of teaching and learning resources, MEI worked with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) to produce a set of maths resources: Short contextualised KS4 problems, which are ideal as starter activities'A Bundle of Graphs' app, which can be used on mobiles and tabletsA series of five videos looking at AS and A level mechanics practicalsA classroom poster, highlighting various maths equations and formulae The resources can be accessed from this webpage, as well as from the IET.
To download any of the resources on the IET page you will need to login; if you do not already have an account, registration is free regardless of whether or not you are a member of the IET. Short contextualised Key Stage 4 problems. Mathematical Association - Post-16 Resources. Quibans. SoW resources from Integral. MEI A level Scheme of Work. MEI has produced a scheme of work for the new A level starting in 2017.
It comprises 43 units, each centred on one topic, with a commentary of the underlying mathematics, a sample resource, a use of technology, links with other topics, common errors, opportunities for proof and questions to promote mathematical thinking. The content addresses the three overarching themes of the new A level : Mathematical argument, language and proofMathematical problem solvingMathematical modelling This editable scheme of work is designed in the hope that in many schools and colleges mathematics colleagues will use it as a starting point to discuss the issues raised, and the units will provide a framework for their own scheme of work. The scheme of work is to be used for non-commercial purposes only; it should not be published in part or whole without permission from MEI.
An Excel version of the schedules is also available. Online Derivative Calculator. Online Integral Calculator. Mathshelper.co.uk. A Level Resources Over the course of my teaching career I have written various revision sheets for my students at both of the schools I have taught at.
I don't agree with the philosophy of cramming close to the exam, but students will be students, and I wanted mine to have a document that they could refer to the night before to ensure that they knew all the required information for the exam. Inevitably when writing them I have had in mind the set who were going to use them. If I have had a weaker set, then I have possibly been a little bit patronising in detailing even the 'obvious' points.
If it was for a brighter set then I have sometimes dwelt on the very subtle areas of the course and skimming over the 'obvious'. TheChalkface.net. Interactive Maths. KS5 – BossMaths.com. This is a relatively new section of the site, and as such is still growing.
The resources here are not designed to substitute for a good textbook—which most sixth-formers tend to have access to anyway. The content here instead centres around dynamic interactive applets with three main purposes in mind: conveying concepts more clearly than is possible with static diagrams on a page or a slide;offering several question generators that can be used in class to develop fluency e.g. through use of guidance fading, material for mini-whiteboard or oral questioning; andproviding step-by-step procedural guides for students.
Differentiation Matrices Newton’s Laws Newton’s Laws and elevators The binomial distribution Visualising the binomial distribution.