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be advisable here to maximise the screen display (press function key F11 in
Internet Explorer). Most pages have been designed with an interactive
whiteboard in mind; for example, access to the keyboard is rarely
required.
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GCSE exam preparation at the end of the GCSE course
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summarising at the end of a topic. Though the resources are clearly aimed at
Intermediate level GCSE, the contents will still apply to other students,
possible at Higher level in Key Stage 4, or more able students at Key Stage 3.
Any topic section provides a concise summary of the type of problem
the students will have to deal with in later examinations.
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Exclusively for teachers
WKS4T |  | | A collection of printable worksheets in Excel format covering over 40 topics. |
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developed for this scenario, to encourage independent self-learning
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college. In this case the students should be advised to have paper, pen and
calculator available to work through problems, since it is unlikely that they
will learn much simply by clicking through the step by step solutions
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MathsNet GCSE can be used with all the various examination
syllabii:
| Board |
Code |
Non-calculator |
Calculator |
| OCR A
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1962 |
3 |
4 |
| OCR B
(MEI) |
1968 |
1A,
2A |
1B,
2B |
| OCR C
(Grad Ass) |
1966 |
M7 A, M8
A, Terminal A |
M7 B, M8
B, Terminal B |
| Edexcel
A |
1387 |
3 |
4 |
| Edexcel
B |
1388 |
9A, 12A,
16 |
9B, 12B,
17 |
| AQA
A | 3301 | 1 |
2 |
| AQA
B |
3302 |
1B,
3B, 5 paper 2 |
1A,
3A, 5 paper 1 |
| WJEC |
181/184 |
Module 1
paper 1, Terminal 1 |
Module 1
paper 2, Terminal 2 |
Many
questions quote a syllabus and paper number. This is a guide only as the
displayed question is only based on that source and clearly with the ability to
change the details in each question it is not a facsimile of the original. A
close look at the intermediate papers from all the exam boards confirms that
there is little or no variation between them in terms of both style and
content. |
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