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GCSE Maths · Learn
37 lessons in 7 units, about 38 h 10 min of reading and core practice. Each lesson ends with a quick check.
Specification
Unit 1
Structure and calculation, fractions, decimals and percentages, indices, surds, standard form, and accuracy and bounds (about 15% of Higher marks and 25% of Foundation marks).
5 lessons · 4 h 45 min of study · ≈15% of the test
Unit 2
Notation and manipulation, equations and inequalities, sequences, graphs, functions, iteration and proof (about 30% of Higher marks), plus the calculus and functions extensions of the international specifications.
11 lessons · 12 h 5 min of study · ≈28% of the test
Unit 3
Ratio, percentages and financial mathematics, direct and inverse proportion, growth and decay, compound measures and units (about 20% of Higher marks and 25% of Foundation marks). This is also the core of WJEC Unit 1.
4 lessons · 4 h 20 min of study · ≈14% of the test
Unit 4
Angles and shape properties, constructions and loci, transformations, congruence and similarity, mensuration, Pythagoras and trigonometry, circle theorems and vectors (about 20% of Higher marks), plus matrices for Edexcel 4MB1.
10 lessons · 10 h 15 min of study · ≈24% of the test
Unit 5
Single and combined events, relative frequency, tree diagrams, Venn diagrams and set notation, and conditional probability.
3 lessons · 2 h 50 min of study · ≈8% of the test
Unit 6
Sampling, averages and spread, charts and diagrams, scatter graphs, cumulative frequency, box plots and histograms.
3 lessons · 2 h 55 min of study · ≈8% of the test
Unit 7
The AO2 and AO3 skills that decide grades 7–9 (reasoning, communicating and solving unstructured multi-step problems), plus the investigation and modelling paper for 0607.
1 lesson · 1 h of study · ≈3% of the test
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Number · Lesson 1 of 5
Place value, the four operations with integers, decimals and negatives, order of operations, factors, multiples and primes, and systematic counting.
1 h of study≈3% of the test
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Each lesson ends with three quick questions. For more, practice adapts to the topics you’re weakest on.
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