<p>This excel spreadsheet can be used to perform QLA for up to 200 students with 23 questions per exam paper.<br /> The spreadsheet provides clear colour coding for each question with green for full marks and red for zero marks with a gradual change from red to green for marks in between.</p> <p>It is a powerfull tool to analyse students performance enabling areas of common weakness to be identified for the whole group or individuals.</p>

Using a graph of velocity against time this presentation goes through the derivation of the 5 equations of motion for constant acceleration, in clear easy to visualise steps.

Power point presentation recaps area of a circle, circumference of a circle and introduces surface area of a cylinder

<p>The power point is a full lesson with introduction to coding leading to exam questions with full solutions.<br /> The worksheet accompanies the powerpoint is for students to complete</p>

Powerpoint slides on how to factorise polynomials using the factor theorem.<br /> Also how to use algebraic division to factorise a polynomial

<p>Rearranging Formula covers one step two step quare roots and factorsing<br /> Full lesson with student workbook and afl built in to power point slides</p>

<p>Assessment for learning task<br /> Students are presented with two rearranged formula - one is correct and one incorrect.<br /> They are asked to select the correct version in this quiz<br /> Used with coloured afl cards</p>

<p>Simple explanation of how to evaluate terms of a binomial expansion</p>

<p>for low ability class recap of expanding single bracket then factorising a single bracket with numerical and algebraic common factors</p>

<p>A powerpoint presentation with accompanying student on solving linear equations.<br /> Includes afl tasks and support activity for weaker students.</p>

Introduces factor theorem and explains how it can be used to factorise an expression. <br /> <br /> Uses alrgebraic division to factorise an expression

<p>Starter : Multiplying and dividing code breaker<br /> Introductions: Demonstrates how worded ratio problems can be broken down into smaller steps by giving students information gradually allowing them to work out further information<br /> Main task: Taking GCSE exam type worded ratio problems and breaking them into smaller steps to eventually answer the full question.<br /> Solutions are provided for students self/peer assessment.</p>

<p>A power point slide to help students memorise the need to know formulae for GCSE maths.</p>

<p>This spreadsheet takes 10 different performance measures and combines them to an uniform score and allocates a Centre Assessed Grade CAG to students. The user can specify the grade boundaries for the different grades.</p> <p>1000 students can be processed by the spread sheet.</p> <p>Useful colour coded cells to help with data organisation, along with a helpful analysis table to display the percentage of students at each grade.</p> <p>This is an excellent resource to help generate CAG for entire year groups. All you need is some measured of performance to input, to distinguish between students.</p>

This geoGebra file has sliders allowing variables to be changed to show the effect on a quadratic graph in completed square format

This is aGeoGebra file which demonstrates the equation of a circle with three sliders which allow the centre coordinate and radius to be varied.