Bring real-world math to life with this 18-slide PowerPoint presentation, designed to help students model real-life situations that exhibit parabolic behavior using quadratic functions. Aligned with the IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation Standard Level syllabus, this resource provides clear, step-by-step explanations and engaging examples that demonstrate how quadratic functions are used to represent practical scenarios such as projectile motion, economics, and more. With visually appealing slides and relatable examples, this presentation makes the abstract concept of parabolas accessible and engaging for students. Ideal for teachers looking for a curriculum-aligned, practical resource, this presentation simplifies complex ideas while encouraging students to apply quadratic functions to solve real-world problems. Elevate your lessons with this powerful tool that helps students see the relevance of mathematics in everyday life and prepares them for success in IB Mathematics.

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Is a good game to revise on the topic Inequalities, it has 30 questions. You may also use the file as a template to make new topics games. Thanks to Mr Richard King for the template. Instructions are included.

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It is a ZIP file including a Power point presentation, 19 slides explaining different methods of multiplication: Column method expanded working, column method compacted working, grid method, Chinese method or Napiers’s bones and the Russian method. Also includes a Worksheet with answers to be used in the lesson, and a Homework sheet that can be used with the students.

Power Point presentation, 10 slides, explaining how to reflect a shape about horizontal, vertical and diagonal mirror lines. For a preview of the power point copy the following link on your browser: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8z00qLZV7OlM1JlbjZYcl9IckE/view?usp=sharing

Power Point presentation, 6 slides, Explaining how to work out the indefinite integral for function of the form f(x)= f(u) u'(x) using the substitution method; Show some worked examples, based on IB Standard Level Syllabus. For a preview of the power point copy the following link on your browser: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8z00qLZV7OlcU9ocjRwTlRPLVE/view?usp=sharing

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Power Point presentation, 11 slides, Explaining how to use the first and second derivative to maximize or minimize magnitudes in real life situations, based on IB Mathematics Standard Level Syllabus. For a preview of the power point copy the following link on your browser: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8z00qLZV7Olckx5Q2ZUMUxHdzQ/view?usp=sharing