Yep. It was always a really useful resource but I looked at the update a week or two ago and it looks phenomenal.
Also, if anyone knows Craig Barton, please ask him to come on here. The #MathsToday crowd are very active and it seems weird he isn’t here.
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📘 Teaching or studying A Level Maths?
I have taken a look at examiner feedback on questions focused on mathematical modelling with exponentials and logarithms.
Read the blog👇
🔗 www.ocr.org.uk/blog/a-level...
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Large Data Set revision flashcards
-> Questions marked wrong or partially wrong will appear more regularly in future (memory of this stores locally)
->Option to review weak areas
www.mrchapmanmaths.com/ks5/ldsflash...
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NOW AVAILABLE! Bonus content for the TLMaths A-Level Maths textbook: Choosing Integration Methods. Free to download from TLMaths.com. Full worked solutions are provided (as well as just the answers) for use at home or in the classroom. #ALevelMaths @danihosford.bsky.social
Croissants and jam laid out on 2 desks
A friend of mine has just launched this website that I think is pretty great for generating quick starters for A-Level maths and he has started adding some questions for Further Maths too.
mrhardymaths.co.uk
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Addition rule for probability P(A U B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A n B) This is just a rule for not double-counting… Illustrations of the addition rule for two events shown on a Venn diagram, a two way table, and a tree diagram
A diagram showing special cases of the addition rule for mutually exclusive, exhaustive and independent events.
Replace each of a, b, c and d in the Venn diagram with one of the probabilities below: 0.15 0.3 0.1 0.45 Work out P(A), P(B) and P(An B) from your diagram. Are events A and B independent? Find a way of arranging the probabilities so that A and B are independent. How many ways of doing this are there, if you are not allowed to repeat a probability? What if repeats are allowed?
1. Use the clues to complete the Venn diagrams 2. Which pairs of events are mutually exclusive? 3. Which pairs of events are independent? 4. Which pairs of events are exhaustive? 5. Prove that mutually exclusive events cannot be independent.
Probability with Y12. I really like this RiSP about independent events, and this great MathsPad activity to practise the different definitions. It felt like we covered a lot in today’s lesson! #ALevelMaths #MathsToday
3D Vectors Match-Up activity for A-level Maths students. Match questions with answers, covering 3D coordinates, 3D position vectors, magnitudes and angles.
3D Vectors Fill in the Blanks activity for A-level Maths students. Completion table where students fill in missing information. Covers 3D coordinates, position vectors, magnitudes, unit vectors and angles to positive axes.
More new #ALevelMaths vectors resources added today:
✨3D Vectors Fill in the Blanks
✨3D Vectors Match-Up
If they're of use, find them at www.draustinmaths.com/a-level
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Figure of how the optimal trap plant proportion of the field varies with the attractiveness of the trap plant and how much yield is at risk by the pests
My new paper on the #math of #wildlife friendly #agriculture. Reduce pesticides by using attractive "trap" plants to divert pests. But how many traps maximize yield? onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... #MathSky #MathsToday #iteachmath 🌍 Accessible to undergrads @smbmathbiology.bsky.social
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In #MathsToday looking through AS papers in preparation for Maths Teachers' A Level Network.
Wed 21 January 4pm - 5pm Webinar FREE EVENT
Sign up here: teach.ocr.org.uk/teacher-netw...
Agenda - End of yr 12 tests, Exam Command Words, Networking
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TLPhysics is an option - I don’t know the Physics content but my colleague has quite a number of videos that may help: youtube.com/@tlphysics?s...
Fill in the blanks task on position vectors suitable for A-level Maths students.
Fill in the blanks on modelling with vectors suitable for A-level Maths students.
New #ALevelMaths vectors resources from last week's Year 12 lessons:
✨Modelling with Vectors Fill in the Blanks
✨Position Vectors Fill in the Blanks
Find them at www.draustinmaths.com/a-level
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Hi everyone! Please share this to any secondary Maths teachers 😊:
I have created a Christmas Maths exam paper in the style of Edexcel for my year 11 class for a bit of fun. Please feel free to use it too:
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Are you teaching A Level Proof?
Check out my latest blog where I have taken a look at the feedback from examiners on this topic.
www.ocr.org.uk/blog/a-level...
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The image shows rectangle ABCD. Points P and Q are on the line AB such that AP = PQ = QB. The Length AD = AP. There are lines DQ and CP which intersect at point E. What fraction of the rectangle ABCD is covered by the triangles DPE and CQE?
Here's this week's #OCRMathsPuzzle!
What fraction of the rectangle ABCD is covered by the triangles DPE and CQE?
Have a great weekend!
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November is here, and so is the next Calendar of problems!
Enjoy these with your students or for yourself, share your thinking here or on the post.
#MTBoS #iTeachMath #T3Learns #MathSky #RecreationalMath #MathsToday
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Quickly made this as an introduction to distance vs displacement in Mechanics for my Y12s in #AlevelMaths #MathsToday
Deriving the Compound Angle Formulae today. I quite like numbering the triangles first so the workings don’t look *too* messy #MathsToday #ALevelMaths
Did you know I've been working on A-level content? I've managed to cover all of year 1 statistics now including in depth videos (a little over 6 hours worth), exam questions and solutions on each topic (117 full exam questions in total). All free, of course.
www.1stclassmaths.com/alevelrevision
A bonus area problem for the end of the week, inspired by a post by @mrlevmaths.bsky.social.
Important info from the alt-text: the curve is a parabola.
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Looking to develop your Maths teaching career into assessment?
Cambridge OCR is recruiting now for authors, test constructors and Principal Examiners.
For more details, search 'Math': ow.ly/889h50WYKhx
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That time of year again...
Please share the below booklet with any pupils thinking of studying maths at universities that use interviews as part of the admissions process.
www.drfrost.org/downloadable...
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Excited to be running my first session at #Mathsconf39 with @seethelanes.bsky.social
Talking about Variation Theory in #Alevelmaths and how fun it as a guide for writing series of questions!
Here is a set I wrote in #MathsToday for my stats Y12s!
(also the classic misspelling of Natan 🙈)
On Thursday I used this brilliant Don Steward task with Y11. Love the fact that the later ones use simultaneous equations too! #MathsToday
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Whether you're exploring number sense with younger learners or continuity with calc ss @lehmancollege.bsky.social, #WODB is such a powerful and inviting routine for ALL to participate #MathPlay 🧮
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Student solutions to the first of our "Fortnightly questions" are now available here:
maths.org/step/fortnig...
There are some interesting different approaches to the problem!
New question going live on Friday 19th September.
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I have created a complete guide for the Casio fx-CG100 for A Level Maths and Further Maths.
Playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...
156 videos totaling 6+ hrs
Please share with students and teachers
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I am stuck if any kind soul can help. In the Edexcel Core 1 chapter on roots of polynomials Ex4C Q9, you end up with these four equations, which I haven’t been able to solve.
Solution bank just ‘spots’ the solution, which isn’t very satisfactory.
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