Posts about online maths resources
Here is a list of links to websites (e.g., schools, examination boards) which publish 12+, 13+ (Common Entrance level), 14+, 16+ papers for (practice papers, sample papers, and past papers): AQE Sample assessment paper Merchant Taylor: calculator, non-calculator Alleyns, Dulwich Kent College City of London St Georges Weybridge Highgate School Radley Oundel School scholarship Perse School […]
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Fooplot.com is an online graphics calculator and plotter, 2D and 3D plotter with root and intersection finding, easy scrolling, and exporting features – very useful for understanding: gradients of linear functions simultaneous equations trigonometry circles quadratics and cubics transformations of functions
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Edexcel, one the UK’s examination boards, has produced a past papers app. Currently only available on Ipod/Ipad, this app accesses Edexcel’s database of past papers, allowing the user to download the paper in PDF form. Click here for the link http://www.edexcel.com/i-am-a/student/Pages/Past_papers_app.aspx
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I’ve just found this article in PC Magazine about the Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org). http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2397123,00.asp Read and enjoy!
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The Khan Academy, (www.khanacademy.org) is a non-profit, free, online learning tool which I first read about in an article in ‘The Economist’, September 17th 2011. The article described traditional lessons being ‘flipped’. Whereas the traditional teaching/learning model has a teacher deliver a topic to a class and the students practise in class with homework, the