Learning Objective 1: Numbers

For this section - of the GCSE Maths programme - learners are required to engage and master the following, by utilising the adjacent classroom/ homework activities and resources:

1.1:    Types of numbers 
1.2:    Prime numbers 
1.4:    LCM & HCM 
1.5:    Fractions 
1.6:    Ratios
1.7:    Percentages 
1.8:    Rounding Numbers 
1.13:  Surds & Pi 
1.14:  Sequences
    • E.: Adjacent Workshops: 1-23

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    Learning Objective 2: Algebra

    For this section - of the GCSE Maths programme - learners are required to engage and master the following, by utilising the bespoke weblog classroom/ homework activities and resources:

    2.1:  Power and Roots / Compound Growth and Decay /
    2.1:  Standard Index Form
     2.2:  Alegbra: Basics / Simplifying / Brackets /
    2.2:  Algebra: Factorising / Algebraic Fractions
    2.3:  Solving Equations / Rearranging Formula
     2.3:  Inequalities / Graphical Inequalities
      2.4:  Factoring Quadratics / The Quadratic Formula
      2.5:  Completing the Square / Trail and Improvement
       2.5:  Simultaneous Equations and Graphs
      2.6:  Simultaneous Equations
      2.6:  Direct and Inverse Proportion / Variations
      • Graph: Example
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      Learning Objective 3: Graphs

      For this section - of the GCSE Maths programme - learners are required to engage and master the following, by utilising the bespoke weblog classroom/ homework activities and resources:

      3.1:    X, Yand Z Coordinates
      3.2:    Pythagoras, Lines and Line Segments
      3.3:    Straight Line Graphs
      3.4:    Plotting Straight Line Graphs
      3.5:    Finding the Gradient
      3.6:    “Y =mx + c”
      3.7:    Graphs you should recognise
      3.8:    Quadratic Graphs
      3.9:    Graphs:Shifts and Stretches
      3.10:  The Meaning of Area and Gradient
      3.11:  D/TGraphs and V/T Graphs
      3.12:  Finding Equations from Graphs

        Learning Objective 4: Geometry & Measurement

        Geometry (from the Ancient Greek: geo - "earth", - metron "measurement") is a branch of mathematics concerned with questions of shape, size, relative position of figures, and the properties of space.

        4.1:      Polygons and Tessellations
        4.2:      Interior and Exterior Angles
        4.3:      Symmetry
        4.4:      Areas 
        4.5:      Surface Area 
        4.6:      Projections 
        4.7:      Volume
          4.8:     Geometry
          4.9:     Circle Geometry
           4.10:    Triangle Construction
          4.11:    Loci Construction
           4.12:    The Four Transformations
          4.13:    Combinations of Transformations
          4.14:    Congruence and Similarity
          4.15:    Enlargements + Examples
           4.16:    Pythagoras Theorem
          4.17:    Bearings
          4.18:    Trigonometry – Sin, Cos and Tan
          4.19:    The Graphs of Sin and Cos
          4.20:    3D Pythagoras and Trigonometry
          4.21:    The Sine and Cosine Rules
           4.22:    Vectors
          4.23:    Typical Vector Questions

          Learning Objective 5: Handling Data

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