
Top Tips on How to Study Over Christmas
We’re here to help you make the most of your Christmas break while also revising! (Yeah, it is actually possible to do both)! Continue reading Top Tips on How to Study Over Christmas
We’re here to help you make the most of your Christmas break while also revising! (Yeah, it is actually possible to do both)! Continue reading Top Tips on How to Study Over Christmas
Sketching graphs is a useful skill when you need to check the overall shape of a graph, but don’t need to plot it perfectly. This blog describes sketching graphs of cubic, quartic and reciprocal curves (you should have already learnt … Continue reading Sketching Graphs – A Level Maths Revision
The factor theorem is a quick way to find linear factors of a polynomial. It can be used alongside your preferred method of polynomial division to fully factorise polynomials (we also have a full blog on how to factorise cubics). … Continue reading The Factor Theorem – A Level Maths Revision
Algebraic division, or polynomial division, allows you to divide one polynomial expression by another. There are a number of different ways of carrying out algebraic division: Below are some examples using all three of these methods – chose the method … Continue reading Algebraic Division – A Level Maths Revision
It is possible to solve linear and quadratic inequalities graphically, using graphs to show the regions that satisfy single or multiple inequalities, as well as algebraically. Consider the two shaded regions below: When drawing inequalities graphically, you can either shade … Continue reading Representing Inequalities Graphically – A Level Maths Revision
Are you looking for info on circles (Maths revision for A level)? We have examples and explanations waiting for you in this blog! Continue reading A Level Circles – Maths Revision
Have you considered alternative choices than going straight to university after 6th form? Here we provide some of the alternative, post-16 options available to you, to help you to make an informed choice. Continue reading Career Paths – Post 16 Options: Alternatives to a Full-Time University Course
“What if I don’t get the grades for uni?” If you didn’t get the A Level results you were hoping for, follow the three steps that we set out for you here! Continue reading What if I Don’t Get the Grades for Uni?
To solve stealth quadratics (or “disguised quadratics”), you begin by making a substitution. This substitution will turn the stealth quadratic into a normal-looking quadratic, which you can then factorise and solve. Continue reading Stealth Quadratics – A Level Maths Revision
Finding the derivative of a function allows you to find the gradient of any point on a curve. If you can find the gradient, you can find the equation of tangents and normals to a curve at a given point. This A Level revision blog will explain how to do this. Continue reading Tangents and Normals to a Curve – A Level Maths Revision