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Final Push on Revision Page

The resources on this page are going to grow very quickly so it is worth checking back on how this page regularly.

Questions, answers and videos on how to answer the questions to help you to build a bank of different types of questions.

Practise them. Practise them. Practise them until you can do them automatically.

Final Push Booklet 1

Questions to help Foundation Students to achieve.

Answers to FP1

Answers to help Foundation Students to achieve. Booklet 1

Answers to check your own solutions

Final Push Booklet 2

Questions to help Foundation Students to achieve.

How to do it videos

Multiplication of decimals (page 1)

A video on multiplication of decimals using long multiplication. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Dividing with a decimal divisor (page 1)

A video on division where the divisor is a decimal. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Video on Addition and Subtraction of Vectors (page 2)

Video on Addition and Subtraction of Vectors. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Video on ratio and best buy (page 3)

A video answering the questions on the ratio and best buy sheet.

A couple of questions on ratio and best buy. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Factorising Using Grid Method (page 4)

Factorising quadratics using the grid method

A video on factorising quadratic equations using grid method. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Factorising Expressions(page 4)

Factorising expressions of the type seen on pages 2 to 4 of the exam papers at GCSE. I emphasise the connection between dividing and factorising. It will seem a long winded way on the video, but it is good introduction as the students seem to understand what is going on better. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Grid Method Multiplication of numbers, algebra and surds (page 4)

A video on grid method multiplication of numbers, algebra and surds. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Simultaneous Equations video 1 (page 5)

Solving simultaneous linear equations. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.

Finding the equation for a graph (page 6)

Find the equation of a graph by finding two points on the graph and calculating the gradient from those. In this version, you just look at the graph to find the y-intercept. It is a good introduction to straight line graphs but you need to do more for GCSE.

Find the equation of a graph by finding two points on the graph and calculating the gradient from those. The sheets that I used in this can be found here: sheet 1, sheet 2,sheet 3,sheet 4,sheet 5. You can find more information on this subject by clicking here.