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Lessons and Diferentiated Resources to reduce the planning mountain
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Finding an Iterative Formula
Rearrange an equation to produce an iterative formula. Understand that there can be more than one iterative formula for an equation. Use an iterative formula to solve an equation.
Flowcharts and Formulae.
Understand how a flow chart can be used the process of iteration. Solve problems presented as flow charts.
Solving Equations using Iteration
Apply an iterative formula to solving a problem. Understand when to stop iterating.
Proportions and Fractions
Understand and write proportions as fractions and as algebraic relationships. Compare ratios and fractions. Express one variable in terms of another when represented as a ratio.
Proportion & Graphs:Instantaneous Change
Understand the gradient of a line as the rate of change of two variables and calculate rates of changes.
Proportion & Graphs: Average Change
Understand the difference between average and instantaneous change and the difference between using chords and tangents for measuring rates of change, and choose as appropriate.
Iterative Processes: Iteration Problems
Using iteration to solve practical problems including areas of shapes being equal.
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AQA GCSE Higher+ Unit - Iterative Processes
4 lessons covering:
Problem Solving
Spreadsheets
Sequences
Flowcharts
All lesson have starters. worked examples and question slides. All answers included.
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AQA GCSE Higher+ Unit - Iterative Methods
5 lessons on:
Trial and Improvement
Using an Iterative Formula
Finding an Iterative Formula
Solving Equations using Iteration
Flowcharts and Formulae
Proportional Relationships: Fractional Multipliers
How to use fractions to explain proportional relationships. How to calculate complicated proportional relationships, without a calculator, using fractions.
Proportional Relationships: Direct Proportion
Understand a proportional relationship and how they appear. Find how to calculate outputs from directly proportional relationships using dual-number lines, bar-models and proportion grids.
Proportional Relationships: Inverse Proportion
Understand inverse proportion as division into a constant or multiplication to a constant. Calculate using inversely proportional relationships.
Proportional Relationships: Functions
Write both direct and inversely proportional relationships as functions. Understand which type of proportion is being displayed.
Ratio_Problem Solving
Use ratios in a variety of contexts to solve problems where:
1] parts are compared
2] ratios are combined
3] ratios are changed.
Compound Units
Understand what compound units represent and how their units describe the parts of the compound. Calculate using density, pressure and speed.
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AQA GCSE Higher+ Unit - Understanding Proportion
7 lessons:
Proportional Relationships: Direct Proportion
Proportional Relationships: Inverse Proportion
Fractional Multipliers
Proportions and Fractions
Ratios: Solving Problems
Functions
Compound Units
Algebraic Proportion: Constant of Proportionality
Set up proportional relationships and find constants of proportionality
Algebraic Proportion: Proportional Relationships
Find formulae for proportional relationships and inversely proportional relationships from practical situations
Algebraic Proportion: Using Directly Proportional Relationships
Set up and use algebraic directly proportional relationships
Algebraic Proportion: Using Inversely Proportional Relationships
Set up and use algebraic inversely proportional relationships