There are 6 exercise sheets and an examination-style assessment test, each with answers included in this unit.
Mathematics Mastery
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Summary
This fourth number unit in the foundation series is dedicated to considering all key aspects of fractions. The unit begins by looking at equivalent fractions, simplifying fractions and being able to compare and order fractions. Associated terminology is introduced and used. There is a strong emphasis on the use of images to represent fractions and their equivalents in order to support mastery of this key area of mathematics. The unit continues to look at mixed fractions and students develop skills to convert between mixed and improper fractions. Skills in applying the four operations with fractions are developed. Graded questions are tackled in context.
What's included in the toolkit?
The GCSE units have been written to satisfy the specification for the AQA 8300 Maths GCSE. Each unit contains:
PowerPoint slides for each component
Detailed lesson plans
Learning objectives and outcomes
Worksheets and homework activities with answers
End-of-unit, exam-style assessment test with answers
Other material and links to online resources
What people say...
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The worksheets relating to each part of the unit are excellent for consolidation.
Fiona Peers. Head of Mathematics, Akeley Wood School
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The lessons are designed to develop deep understanding so students master the mathematical concepts and techniques involved.
Heather Davis. Professional Development Lead, NCETM
There are 6 exercise sheets and an examination-style assessment test, each with answers included in this unit.
Mathematics Mastery
Our resources apply the principles of Mastery throughout, creating a rich and deep learning experience. Find out more about Mastery with our quick guide.
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