I split all the GCSE Maths past papers into odd and even numbers making the perfect 45min homework paper. Then I filmed a tutorial vid for each, linked it with a QR code on the front of each paper & listed the Sparx codes for each question. They’re free and you can download them here: bit.ly/4jyYz8C

Hands down, one of the smoothest transitions I’ve ever made when moving from 2D trig to 3D! You could tell top set yr 10 were quietly impressed! 🤣

Using the Block Builder from:
mathswhiteboard.com/MWB/simulato...

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In #MathsToday we tackled a traditional hand written worksheet to build skills in deciding which method of differentiation to choose. Mainly product, quotient and chain rules. Answers to follow.

Logarithms intro with L6 further mathematicians in #MathsToday.

#ALevelMaths

In #mathstoday we had a blast playing with @mathequalslove.bsky.social’s 2025 task.

It was really cool how students were using 0 as a power.

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In #MathsToday with L6 Mechanics, we spent a whole lesson using phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/pr.... Initial guesstimates became solutions - satisfying to see the projectile land exactly where it should!

In #MathsToday we reviewed root and vertex form by sketching graphs on mini whiteboards, and then looked at find the equation of a quadratic graph using these.

I once knew a bit about Fourier Analysis, but now I teach #ALevelMaths and make videos about that sort of material. So I've made a video about probably the simplest example of Fourier analysis, vibrating strings, as enrichment for students (and their teachers!)
youtu.be/sa3f2iwKxM0

Thank you to whoever suggested this set of looky-likeys. I enjoyed using them with Y13 #ALevelMaths #MathsToday