<p>Draw and use a line of best fit, understand limitations<br /> This is part 12 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Youtube lesson, how long to fill my swimming pool. Go through key steps, volume of pool and fill rate. Use a homework or Online lesson.</p>

<p>One off lesson, just ask pupils to watch the Youtube clip, all they need is set out for them. Easy one off online lesson. Age old problem How many grains of rice on a chess board?</p>

<p>How to draw a bar chart, include dual and composite bar charts.<br /> This is part 6 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Contents :<br /> 1pdf file that has links to all questions, can also give this to students so they can use as self analysis sheet.<br /> 1 exam paper (Edexcel Specimen 2 paper 1 Foundation )- GCSE Maths<br /> 1 worked solutions.<br /> Students find it easier to self mark from worked solutions rather than mark scheme.<br /> I suggest you the paper to your students, then give them the worked solutions and ask them to fill in the self analysis sheet. Instruct them to watch all solutions where they dropped marks</p>

<p>Contents :<br /> 1pdf file that has links to all questions, can also give this to students so they can use as self analysis sheet.<br /> 1 exam paper (Edexcel Specimen 2 paper 1 Higher )- GCSE Maths<br /> 1 worked solutions.<br /> Students find it easier to self mark from worked solutions rather than mark scheme.<br /> I suggest you the paper to your students, then give them the worked solutions and ask them to fill in the self analysis sheet. Instruct them to watch all solutions where they dropped marks.</p>

<p>Contents :<br /> 1pdf file that has links to all questions, can also give this to students so they can use as self analysis sheet.<br /> 1 exam paper (Edexcel Specimen 2 paper 3 Foundation )- GCSE Maths<br /> 1 worked solutions.<br /> Students find it easier to self mark from worked solutions rather than mark scheme.<br /> I suggest you give the paper to your students, then give them the worked solutions and ask them to fill in the self analysis sheet. Instruct them to watch all solutions where they dropped marks.</p>

<p>Contents :<br /> 1pdf file that has links to all questions, can also give this to students so they can use as self analysis sheet.<br /> 1 exam paper (Edexcel Sample 2 paper 2 Higher )- GCSE Maths<br /> 1 worked solutions.<br /> Students find it easier to self mark from worked solutions rather than mark scheme.<br /> I suggest you give the paper to your students, then give them the worked solutions and ask them to fill in the self analysis sheet. Instruct them to watch all solutions where they dropped marks.</p>

<p>Complete Two-Way Tables and to be able to identify when using tables is useful.<br /> This is part 5 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Understand the effect of taking out or adding a data value to the mean<br /> This is part 4 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>This is part 2 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Draw and use Cumulative Frequency graphs<br /> This is part 9 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>This is part 1 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Draw a Scatter Graph and comment on the correlation<br /> This is part 11 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Consider how to compare distributions using measures from Cumulative Frequency and Box Plots<br /> This is part 10 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>This is part 7 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Contents :<br /> 1pdf file that has links to all questions, can also give this to students so they can use as self analysis sheet.<br /> 1 exam paper (Edexcel Specimen 2 paper 3 Higher )- GCSE Maths<br /> 1 worked solutions.<br /> Students find it easier to self mark from worked solutions rather than mark scheme.<br /> I suggest you give the paper to your students, then give them the worked solutions and ask them to fill in the self analysis sheet. Instruct them to watch all solutions where they dropped marks.</p>

<p>Contents :<br /> 1pdf file that has links to all questions, can also give this to students so they can use as self analysis sheet.<br /> 1 exam paper (Edexcel Sample paper 3 Higher )- GCSE Maths<br /> 1 worked solutions.<br /> Students find it easier to self mark from worked solutions rather than mark scheme.<br /> I suggest you give the paper to your students, then give them the worked solutions and ask them to fill in the self analysis sheet. Instruct them to watch all solutions where they dropped marks.</p>

<p>This is part 3 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>This is part 8 of 12 lessons on Data Handling, ideal for a block of work for students working outside of the classroom or homework.<br /> Each lesson has at least one YouTube link that should be watched first, students to do examples.<br /> This is followed by the main part of lesson which will be an exercise, answers provided. All work is then self-marked and submitted to teacher.</p>

<p>Contents:</p> <ol> <li>pdf file with links to individual YouTube worked solutions, this file can also be used as a self analysis sheet for students.</li> <li>pdf file - Exam paper Edexcel A Level Paper 1 2018</li> <li>pdf file - Worked solutions for paper (note got worked solutions from Mathsgenie - so this part not my work).<br /> You can give all 3 parts to student straight away or if you prefer give them the paper, then solutions and ask them to mark and fill in the self analysis sheet. They should then watch any solutions where they dropped marks.</li> </ol>