Download the lesson here No solving here. Just concentrating on the core skill of factorising. I started with an example and then this *MISCONCEPTION TIME* It doesn’t matter which way around the brackets go but on this exercise it kinda makes it look like it does *MISCONCEPTION TIME* Did this this cause an issue with… Read More »
Here is a lesson on Non-linear simultaneous equations. Three example problem pairs. Some questions. Something a bit more problem solve-y. 5 timed questions. Some exam questions. It’s quite basic, really. I know I haven’t posted much recently. I will try and post some more stuff. There’s a big difference between stuff to make for myself… Read More »
THE LESSON IS HERE. This lesson was a massive learning curve for me and I’ve massively changed it after I taught my year 10s. The first version of the lesson presented an example problem pair and asked them to get on with a variation activity. How hard could plugging numbers into a formula be? Well,… Read More »
This is my biggest set of lesson stuff yet. The PowerPoint introduces the topic. It sets up some example-problem pairs. It then leads onto some vary and twist questions, which are available here as Word file. The PowerPoint then goes onto talking about solving when rearranged and includes a Victorian textbook exercise and some questions… Read More »