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Math is, by definition, a subject about numbers. But at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics this week, math educators said the subject has its own language, too—and knowing
Math can often feel like a different language, filled with specific terminology that can be confusing if you are not familiar with the terms. Whether you are just beginning to
Here is a list of revision/homework sheets organised by topic…NumeracyPercentagesRounding4 OperationsHire Purchase & VATArea & PerimeterCurrency ExchangeFractionsIntegersMeasurement conversionsProbabilityRatios and proportionReading tablesSDTTime intervalsVolume of CuboidsExpressions and FormulaeArea and perimeter of circlesMean,
HigherHigher Past Papers by Topic – with solutionsThe download below requires powerpoint to use.Higher Past PapersHigher Course NotesHigher Unit 1 blankHigher Unit 2 blankHigher Unit 3 blankFurther RevisionThe following website
National 5 MathsA useful document detailing all the facts and formulas you should know for the exam:National 5 Maths Memory ListThe following are links to the homework exercises issued:Homework 1-5Homework
National 4 MathsAngles NotesAngles WorksheetAreas And Volumes NotesAreas NotesAreas WorksheetBrackets And Factorising NotesCircle NotesCircle WorksheetEquations WorksheetGradient NotesGradient WorksheetIntegers NotesIntegers WorksheetMoney Matters NotesMoney Matters QuestionsMultiplying And Factorising NotesNonCalc1 WorksheetNonCalc2 WorksheetNonCalc3 WorksheetNonCalc4
Loughborough University Mathematics Education Network (LUMEM) offers free access to online CPD videos for maths teachers.
Estimating is a skill first taught in KS1. It has many useful applications including checking answers, working with money and calculating area of irregular shapes.
On a scale of 7, 13 or 31 how much do you love prime numbers? Why is one not a prime number? What makes two the only even prime number?