<p>Having been taught how to differentiate powers of x for the AS content, this powerpoint shows how to differentiate from first principles.</p>

<p>Powerpoint for whiteboard work.<br /> Two questions at a time, so they can get a clue from their partner’s answer.</p>

<p>Introduction to integration. Aproximate the area under a curve and then find a more accurate value and discover how to integrate simple functions of x</p>

<p>Introduction to the equation of a circle.</p>

<p>Introduction to the coefficient of friction.</p>

<p>Whiteboard activity. Students work in pairs and do what’s on their side of the board, so alternately differentiate and integrate. Also check their partners.</p>

<p>Use after youve shown them the mod function. AS transformations and one example with mod.<br /> Two examples on each slide. They work in pairs, do the eample on their side of the board, and check each others answers. Gets round the problem of copying.</p>

<p>Revision of normal distribution. I have used this to introduce it.</p>

An excel file with a rotating and enlarging animated activity. The two questions can be changed so that enlargement and rotation of the shapes can be explored. Great for understanding these two topics. Ideal for KS3 and KS4 students.

Name the exponential graphs.

Generate random pairs of co-ordinates. The sheet will work out the equation of the line and a perpendicular in both formats.

<p>How to work out quartiles from small data sets, frequency tables and grouped data</p>

<p>Vector equ of a line in 2D first to help when they move onto 3D lines.</p>

<p>All the relevant questions from the old edexcel papers. With answers.</p>

<p>Introduce Variable acceleration</p>

<p>Introduction to variance and standard deviation. They fill in the sheet and do the calculations.</p>

<p>Tricky normal distribution question.</p>

<p>Inclined planes exam question. Clear diagram. Animations to show how to resolve the forces.</p>

<p>Sample of the Introduction to differentiation and integration powerpoint</p>

<p>Powerpoint for whiteboard work</p>