<p>A challenging Trig Pile up requiring the use of SOHCAHTOA, Pythagoras’Theorem, Sine rule, Cosine Rule and finding an obtuse angle with Sine. Best used with students aiming for a grade 9 or as an A level Core question.</p>

This spreadsheet is designed to assist with marking, recording of results and allows the user to gain an overview, not only of individual pupil performance but how a class as a whole has performed. It enables the teacher/department to quickly identify weak areas for both individuals and classes in order to guide revision in the build up to exams. All Edexcel Maths units are included form Jan 05 to Jun 13. I have included comments by each question which when you hover your mouse will tell you the topic of that question. Please RATE and Comment.

This Spreadsheet allows you to enter a set of results over two papers question by question. You can then either print individual results, the class average results or through a print all button, print all the students results. By adding in details for each question the students can use the print out as a targeted revision aid.

This spreadsheet is designed to assist with marking, recording of results and allows the user to gain an overview, not only of individual pupil performance but how a class as a whole has performed. It enables the teacher to quickly identify weak areas for both individuals and the class in order to guide revision in the build up to exams. Marks can be entered questions by question or as a total for a paper. I have found it useful to print out the results table for student to track their own progress. Please Rate and leave a comment.

This spreadsheet is designed to assist with marking, recording of results and allows the user to gain an overview, not only of individual pupil performance but how a class as a whole has performed. It enables the teacher to quickly identify weak areas for both individuals and the class in order to guide revision in the build up to exams. Marks can be entered questions by question or as a total for a paper. Please Rate and leave a comment.

Spurious Correlations Pearsons PMCC Correlation does not always imply causation

Corridor Maths. Print out and display in the corridor for pupils to fill in their solutions. Designed to engage students while waiting for lessons and to start mathematical conversation.