Over the years we’ve written a heck of a lot of information into our resources. Now we’re interested to see if we can make this knowledge directly available to students. We have pulled key revision information out of some of our resources and simply copied it onto the blog pages here. Continue reading How to Use Our Revision Pages
Your calculator is going to be one of your best friends during two of the maths papers. Make sure you know how to get the most out of it. Continue reading 6 Things to Remember for a Calculator Exam
With the maths GCSEs having moved to a more problem-solving approach, chunky worded questions are more and more common. But, never fear. A few simple diagrams may just be your salvation… Continue reading Maths Revision: Visualising Difficult Maths Problems
A quadratic sequence is one whose first difference varies but whose second difference is constant. Continue reading GCSE Maths Revision: Finding the nth Term of a Quadratic Sequence
Problem solving is a major part of the new GCSE format. The most important point is that, if you see a question that is unlike anything you have seen before, don’t panic or assume that you don’t know how to answer it! You may well know all of the maths content needed to solve the problem but the challenge is working out what you have to use. Continue reading GCSE Maths Revision: Problem Solving
Sometimes, you’ll be given a problem-solving question and a letter will be introduced to represent a number. It’s obvious then that you’ll be using algebra to solve the problem. Continue reading GCSE Maths Revision Tips: Using Algebra to Solve Problems in Maths
