This resource was found to be most enjoyable by many students as it gave them a realistic idea in the use of data to analyze what happened in a real world event, such as the sinking of the Titanic. Rubric plus answers included.

This is a great resource for getting students to understand what a 'surd' or 'radical' really means. It's an 'investigative approach', and so therefore no prior teaching is necessary, as students are led to discover the meaning of these concepts. Section C is based completely on the T1 Smartview Graphing Display Calculator. i.e. T1 84 is recommended.

A great test to check the understanding of students algebraic manipulation (could be used as a 'base-line check' to asses understanding of basic concepts).

A good exercise to check students working understanding of the concept ‘probability’

This test is designed for students with a knowledge of linear equations solving. A varied amount of questions are asked to assess across different ability levels.

This is a really great resource for getting students interested about how numbers increase exponentially, with a "futuristic' accent on it, quite appropriately given today's technology. A graphing display calculator is highly recommended !

This is a great way for "budding scientists" to investigate the power of numbers.........really gets physics students interested in how numbers can increase so rapidly.

A quick check for understanding…..

A test designed to check Algebraic understanding.

A number of questions posed on the analysis of data using the measures of 'Central Tendency'.

To check for understanding…..could be used as a quiz or test or classwork.

Used as a quick check for understanding…….

Great sequences review (Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences).

A great investigation to discover the meaning of a logarithm.

Vectors Test

Short quiz on graphs of Trigonometry : Sinusoidal curves.

Review Test

Word problems and Identities

Working questions designed to assist students to review functions topic.

Really useful for students to get a feel of the relation between exponents and (basic) logarithms.

A really good test for students after they have learnt their exponential and logarithms laws.