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Answers to hard math questions – with videos

01/07/2015 by Simon Deacon 6 Comments

"Answers to hard math questions" .. is just a random collection of videos for High School math questions. The whole idea is to stop the video at the very beginning, test yourself, and then work through the solution given in the rest of the video. Many of the questions are A*, A and B grade although I'd like to get a good level of challenge for all students. It's quite likely … [Read more...]

GCSE practice papers

08/12/2014 by Simon Deacon 4 Comments

Here's a range of GCSE practice papers by grade. View YouTube videos here for help. I'll add the answer papers soon, although I'm sure you're working through plenty of practice exam papers. Here's 6 tips to help you answer maths word problems and developing independent learning skills. You never know, you might be heading for one of 10 seriously brilliant maths careers! Grade … [Read more...]

How to change the subject of a formula

17/02/2013 by Simon Deacon 152 Comments

How to change the subject of a formula. A formula is a special equation which deals with 'variables.' Variables are bits of information that can change each time you deal with the formula. For instance, one of the best known formulas is: Speed = Distance / Time ... and we use it every time we go somewhere. If you're driving at 30 miles per hour - the numbers can be put in … [Read more...]

How to solve linear equations with video examples

13/10/2012 by Simon Deacon 76 Comments

How to solve linear equations .. some of them you'll solve without really thinking about! Suppose you bought a CD for £8 and then two books at the same price. The total cost is £25 and, with a little bit of arithmetic, you might work out the price of each book is £8.50. Mathematicians like to call these "linear equations" and they look something like: 2B + 8 = 25 (where 'B' … [Read more...]

How to develop independent learning skills

17/09/2012 by Simon Deacon Leave a Comment

Hmm .. there's a lot of information online about the value of independent learning skills Most would argue that it's a vital component of a students education. Consequently there's some really good advice about developing independent learning skills, such as setting time aside, variety of work, short meaningful goals etc. However I thought it might be useful to break the … [Read more...]

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