110·Mathematics · GCSE
Year 11 Mathematics
Scheme of Work
Fifty-eight pages completing the two-year course. All new content finishes at Easter and the last two units are revision, planned from a sat paper rather than a topic list. Algebra and proof open the year rather than closing it — the reasoning behind that decision is argued on its own page rather than assumed.
- 1aAlgebra Completed: Functions, Sequences, Iteration and Proof
- 1bProbability and Statistics
- 2aGeometry: Angles, Mensuration, Circles and Constructions
- 2bCircle Theorems, Vectors and Transformations
- 3aRevision by Diagnosis
- 3bExamination Technique and the Final Fortnight
Ten sections per unit, in the same order every time. Between this book and the Year 10 volume, all 97 statements of the subject content are accounted for.
New content finishes at Easter, because the examinations arrive in the middle of the summer term. The last two units are revision — one planned from a paper sat and analysed question by question, one on examination technique.
Every unit shows a piece of student work with the error in it beside the repair, and six printable diagnostics sit at the back.
- Written to The GCSE subject content and assessment objectives for mathematics (DfE, 2013)
- Intended for heads of department, subject leaders and every teacher who has to deliver it
- Extent 58 pages · 11 sections
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