Year 10
10Ma1 – Mrs Hunt’s Class
I have now analysed the 3 papers that you completed on Mathswatch. The topics below are those that seemed to cause most difficulty (understandably). I will now be setting work to address these topics on Blutick. I may send additional resources if I think it’s needed, but these will be emailed out.
If you have any questions or problems, please email me (shunt@kingstoneacademy.co.uk) and I will help.
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Focus topics from Papers 1-3 |
MW Clip |
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Completing the Square - Sketching |
Clip 209c |
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Transformation of Polynomial Functions |
Clip 196a |
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Composite Functions |
Clip 215 |
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Inverse Functions - Introduction |
Clip 214a |
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Exponential Functions |
Clip 194 |
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Equation of a Straight Line - Gradient and Coordinates |
Clip 159b |
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Solving Quadratic Inequalities |
Clip 212 |
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Algebraic Proof |
Clip 193 |
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And and Or Probability Questions |
Clip 204 |
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Listing Strategies |
Clip 69 |
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Harder Tree Diagrams |
Clip 175 |
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Frequency Polygons |
Clip 65b |
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Histograms |
Clip 205 |
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Area of a Circle |
Clip 117 |
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Circle Theorems |
Clip 183 |
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Circle Theorems |
Clip 183 |
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Enlargement - Neg. SF - Using Construction Lines |
Clip 181a |
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Combinations of Transformations |
Clip 182 |
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Combinations of Transformations |
Clip 182 |
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Frustums |
Clip 172 |
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Trigonometry in 3D |
Clip 218 |
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The Sine Rule |
Clip 201 |
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Surds - Rationalising the Denominator |
Clip 207c |
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Vectors |
Clip 219 |
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Error Intervals |
Clip 155 |
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Upper and Lower Bounds |
Clip 206 |
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Direct and Inverse Proportion |
Clip 199 |
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Topics in bold were on a calculator paper |
We want to reassure you that we have plenty of time to complete the GCSE Maths course - there are about 5 units out of 20 left to cover.
These will be easily covered in Year 11 with plenty of time for detailed revision before your public examinations at the end of Year 11.
However, it is very important that you use this period of school closure to revise and consolidate your understanding of all the topics covered so far. Also, you must complete - to the best of your ability - the work that we are currently setting. If you do no work, it will be much harder to make a smooth start upon your return to school.