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A Level Maths: Differentiation

If you've been learning or teaching the process of differentiation for the first time, then this blog post is for you! I've used my...

This builds on my post about estimating pi, to examine a method for calculating pi that was used by Archimedes around 250BC. Despite...

Video shows a quick way of estimating pi using everyday circular objects

A quick explanation of approximating using the Normal distribution

The Normal distribution is such an important model in statistics, but students are often bombarded with notation and calculations before...

We've had some lovely feedback recently about the clean / mathematical feel of our business logo !! Our logo was designed two years ago...

When logarithms are first introduced at AS level, students often find the concept baffling. This is not helped when the topic is often...

My A level further maths sessions this week included revision of polar coordinates. In this example from WJEC’s specification, the task...

For A level students who want to work more efficiently in trigonometry, this is another quick dynamic that I created in DESMOS. It...

This is a quick resource that I made for my AS level maths students this week. It demonstrates how we can use identities to simplify and...

An example to share with any students who are currently revising polynomials for AS/A Level maths exams in Wales, UK or worldwide.

A superb solution here from EJ during our 1-2-1 online maths tutoring session this week! Question is from WJEC Higher Tier paper | GCSE...

Tips and commentary for the first problem submitted through our website chat! This is a more challenging question, towards the end of an...

So this is the first question in our Quick Maths series. Sent to us through our website Chat! It's an Advanced Level problem from WJEC...

This post demonstrates how to model a distribution using Poisson. In this case we are considering errors made when typing 10 pages of text.

I developed this series of graphs to visualise how FS can give an approximation to a signal represented by a square waveform.