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Age 12-14 Maths - Small Class Size

In this Ongoing course we will use the British Mathematics Curriculum for Year 8 & 9 to provide extension and additional challenge on the topics contained within. This course can be used as an 'extra/extension' to my Age 10-12 Maths class.
Mr Lloyd
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Class

What's included

1 live meeting
1 in-class hours per week
Homework
1 hour per week. Homework (with answers) will be made available at the end of each lesson.

Class Experience

US Grade 7 - 8
This is an ongoing course that will use the British Curriculum for Year 8 & 9 - approx. age 12+.

The intention of this course is to extend the material taught in Year 8, providing challenge and hopefully further interest and understanding.

This class has been designed to follow on from the topics taught in the Age 10 - 12 class which runs on a Tuesday and Thursday; and so allowing a combination of classes that provide understanding and support of the topics, then an additional Extension 'extra' class.
The link to the other class is below:

https://outschool.com/classes/age-10-12-maths-uk-key-stage-23-transition-understanding-and-practice-NMp6m8f6?sectionUid=01d2154a-a2df-4c07-b16d-1a845e5ab946&showDetails=true

This class will be taught as a mini-classroom environment where the material will be taught by PowerPoint. There will be plenty of explained examples, and time for pupils to ask quick questions for clarification and to aid understanding as we go through. Worksheets are often created after each lesson to help consolidate material taught in class.

Each week, new topics will be introduced and developed, allowing as much extension as possible. We will use online resources to aid understanding and development where appropriate.

As lessons are recorded, pupils can re-watch the recordings in case they missed copying down examples, or wish to revisit the topic at a later date. If any pupils require additional support on a 1-to-1 basis, this can be arranged separately on request.

Week beginning: 05.09.2022 - Sequences

Week beginning: 12.09.2022 - Multiplicative change: proportion, currency conversions, direct proportion graphs

Week beginning: 19.09.2022 - Ratio

Week beginning: 26.09.2022 - Algebra intro: Simplifying expressions, expanding single brackets with simplifying, substitution

Week beginning: 03.10.2022 - Algebra: Solving equations, creating formulae from worded problems, substitution into formulae

Week beginning: 10.10.2022 - Multiples, Factors and Prime numbers including HCF and LCM

Week beginning: 17.10.2022 - Four operations with fractions


Week Commencing 24.10.2022 - HALF TERM BREAK


Week Commencing 07.11.2022 - Sets and probability

Week Commencing 14.11.2022 - Geometric reasoning: Angle properties around lines

Week Commencing 21.11.2022 - Recognise and Identify properties of polygons

Week Commencing 28.11.2022 - Developing Geometric reasoning: Angle properties in simple polygons and problems

Week Commencing 05.12.2022 - Constructing triangles and bisectors using compasses and protractors

Week Commencing 12.12.2022 - Standard Form calculations and conversions

Christmas Break

Week Commencing 09.01.2023 - Averages (mean, mode & median), range, averages from a grouped frequency table

Week Commencing 16.01.2023 - Set notation and venn diagrams with probability

Week Commencing 23.01.2023 - Rules of indices

Week Commencing 30.01.2023 - Further Standard Form calculations (multiplication, division, addition, subtraction)

Week Commencing 06.02.2023 - Areas, perimeters, circumference of 2D shapes including circles and compound shapes

Week Commencing 13.02.2023 - Metric units for length, area and volume. Time, money and currency calculations.

1 week half term break

Week Commencing 27.02.2023 - Introduction into Linear graphs

Week Commencing 06.03.2023 - Introduction into simultaneous equations

Week Commencing 13.03.2023 - Linear inequalities, solving and sketching

Week Commencing 20.03.2023     1 Week course - no lessons

Week Commencing 27.03.2023     Sketching Linear Inequalities

EASTER BREAK

Week Commencing 17.04.2023    Algebra: Expanding single brackets and double brackets

Week Commencing 24.04.2023    Identify and use formulae, expressions, identities and equations

Week Commencing 01.05.2023    Sequences: Linear term-to-term and position-to-term. Quadratic sequence intro.

Week Commencing 08.05.2023   Geometry: Angles in polygons and parallel lines (and tesselations)

Week Commencing 15.05.2023   Introduction into circle geometry and circle theorems

Week Commencing 22.05.2023  Circle Theorem continuation

Week Commencing 29.05.2023  HALF TERM BREAK

Week Commencing 05.06.2023  Probability introduction including venn diagrams

Week Commencing 12.06.2023  Probability tree diagrams, sample space, listing strategies

Week Commencing 19.06.2023   Conditional probability (with Venn diagrams)

Week Commencing 26.06.2023  Congruency and proof

Week Commencing 03.07.2023  Similarity and scale factors

END OF TERM - BREAK FOR SUMMER
Learning Goals
Students will learn to meet some of the objectives of the British School Curriculum for Year 8 with extension where possible.
learning goal

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Parental Guidance
Some of the educational mathematical resources I use, and are available for pupils to use, are extremely common in UK teaching, however they may not be well known outside the UK or International British Schools network. Therefore if parents wish to check out the websites prior to their children accessing these resources, then they may feel more comfortable as to their content. The key resources I use are: www.lbq.org/task - The login for this belongs to myself (paid for). The tasks I set on this platform allow pupils to only access the question set that I create for the day. No other part of this website can be accessed by the pupils. Be aware that when pupils enter a name for the task, this data is stored for my viewing, so pupils way wish to use a non-recognisable name if they wish to appear anonymous. No account is required for the learner. www.drfrostmaths.com - This will be used for resources to create powerpoints. There is also an online quiz, similar to Kahoot! No login required for pupils to access the quiz. www.Kahoot.it - Online quiz. No login required. A private licence has been paid for privately.
Supply List
Paper/exercise book/notebook to write on and make notes.
A calculator. (Scientific preferred)
Maths equipment: Protractor, Compasses, Ruler
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Joined March, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
I am an experienced Maths teacher with 18 years' of teaching full-time from ages 11 - 18. I have been teaching online on Outschool since September, having previously taught full time in a large international boarding school in England, covering Key Stage 3, GCSE, A Level, International Baccalaureate SL & HL. My wife and I home-school our 8 children ranging in age from 3 to 14. I am taking time out of full-time teaching from school to teach them in all my classes from age 7 - 14.

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weekly
1x per week
60 min

Completed by 15 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-14
2-6 learners per class

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