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Year 11

Year 11. 08 November 2019. Year 11. Pi day 14 th March. Year 11.

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Year 11

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  1. Year 11 08 November 2019

  2. Year 11 • Pi day • 14th March

  3. Year 11 • 3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279 502884197169399375105820974944 5923078164 0628620899 8628034825 34211706798214808651 3282306647 0938446095 5058223172 53594081284811174502 8410270193 8521105559 6446229489 54930381964428810975 6659334461 2847564823 3786783165 27120190914564856692 3460348610 4543266482 1339360726 02491 412737245870066 0631558817 4881520920 9628292540 9171536 4367 892590360 0113305305 4882046652 1384146951 94151160943305727036 5759591953 0921861173 8193261179 310511854

  4. Year 11 37 • The number of maths lessons you have left before the final exam

  5. Year 11 9:15 • Punctuality

  6. Tuesday 21st May 2019 Thursday 6th June 2019 Tuesday 11th June 2019 Year 11 3

  7. Tuesday 21st May 2019 Thursday 6th June 2019 Tuesday 11th June 2019 Year 11

  8. Tuesday 21st May 2019 Thursday 6th June 2019 Tuesday 11th June 2019 Year 11

  9. Tuesday 21st May 2019 Thursday 6th June 2019 Tuesday 11th June 2019 Year 11 Bring your own equipment to lessons Get used to your own calculator – they all work differently Make sure your pencil fits your new pair of compasses Get a protractor and learn how to use it Revise using your equipment until it becomes familiar Don’t put off revision because you think you are naturally brilliant at maths Even the most gifted mathematicians need to revise Equally don’t give up before you start because you think you can’t do it!

  10. Year 11 – preparation for exams 6

  11. Year 11 – PPE’s • Taking place this week • 3 papers • Last chance to show us your strengths and areas for improvement in an exam situation • Take it seriously • Don’t panic!!

  12. Year 11 – Tips for revision Training for an exam is a bit like training for a race You can’t just read the theory, you need to practise – a lot! Past papers or exam style questions are the best way to ensure you gain a clear understanding of what’s required. We will mark as many as you can complete! Always check your answers, if it isn’t marked and it’s wrong it’s a missed learning opportunity Revise key formulae Stop ignoring the things you can’t do – challenge yourself

  13. Year 11 - Formulae • These are no longer listed at the front of your exam paper • Area of a circle • Circumference of a circle • Area of a trapezium • Pythagoras • Trigonometry

  14. Year 11 – next year • Maths and English provision in post-16 education • 40% of all students do not get GCSE grades in English and maths by age 16 • 90% of those who don’t reach this basic standard by age 16, don’t achieve it by age 19 • From August 2014 the law changed • Students who have not achieved a pass in English and/or maths by age 16 must continue working towards these qualifications as a condition of their place

  15. Year 11 – next year • Sixth form • 5 GCSE at grade 4 and above (including English and maths) • College • Entry requirements (including English and maths) • Lower level courses if not achieved • Apprenticeship • Entry requirements (including English and maths) • Competitive

  16. Year 11 – next year • My grade 4 is secure • Aim higher • Grade 5 considered a ‘good pass’ • Grade 6 provides entry to A level maths • Grade 7+ makes the transition from GCSE to A Level much easier • Talk to us if you are thinking of taking A level, we can provide bridging material which will also help with GCSE revision at a higher level

  17. Year 11 – Hegarty

  18. Year 11 – PiXL Maths App

  19. Year 11 – PiXL Maths App • Example • John Smith JOHN

  20. Year 11 - Revision • Use your exam practise book or workbook • Use for independent study • Use N14 at lunch time • Take home (nearer to the exam)

  21. Year 11 - Revision • Don’t always revise in isolation • Maths is a social subject • Work with others, discussing and explaining maths • Make a revision plan • And stick to it! • Sleep well, eat well, drink plenty of water • Take regular breaks • Stay calm • Attend workshops or any extra revision sessions available • Talk to friends and family, tutors, head of house, maths teachers or head of maths if you feel under pressure

  22. Year 11 - Revision • Revising can be hard work • Prioritise your revision – it’s not for long • Remember why you are doing it • Think how much better you will feel in the exam if you are well prepared

  23. Interleaving

  24. How to revise ‘actively’ The Cornell System Phase 2 Blank A4 piece of paper Key questions Look at the key words and key phrases. Devise some questions linked to them. Write them on this sheet. Notes Write the revision notes in this space here Phase 3 Key points Read through the notes you have made. Write down the key words and key terms in this section Reduce Write down a mini summary of the notes you have made. This must be in your own words. Include all the key words and phrases. Transfer your summary & key terms onto cue cards 4cm

  25. Phase 4

  26. Phase 5 Interleaving Chunking Spaced repetition Practice Makes Perfect And reduce again… Revision cards Key terms Key Words Reduce Questions Revise more than one weakness at a time Leitner System Practise as many past papers as possible

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