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Exam dates

Tuesday 8th June 2004 Module 5: Algebra and Shape, Space & Measures
Paper 1 (Non-calculator)
1 hr 15 mins Afternoon
Tuesday 15th June 2004 Module 5: Algebra and Shape, Space & Measures
Paper 2 (Calculator)
1 hr 15 mins Morning
Thursday 17th June 2004 Module 1: Handling data
(Calculator)
25 mins Afternoon
Module 1: Handling data
(Non-calculator)
25 mins Afternoon (2pm)
Wednesday 30th June 2004 Module 3: Number
(Calculator)
40 mins Morning
Module 3: Number
(Non-calculator)
40 mins Morning (9:45am)

EXAM DATES obtained from http://www.aqa.org.uk/admin/t_table_pdf/

The exam dates have now been confirmed by the exam board. At the Deal Adult education centre, AM exam sessions start at 9am and PM exam sessions start at 1:30pm. At Hartsdown Technology School, PM exam sessions start at 2pm. This is when the exams are scheduled to start. You should therefore arrive in plenty of time before this to register and find your seat.

Supplementary evidence

If you wish to submit any evidence for concessions during the exams (e.g. extra time), please inform me of this as soon as possible so that the necessary arrangments can be made.

Where can I get past exam papers?

You will be given a number of ast exam papers and practice questions (with worked answers in most cases) by me. If you wish to download further exam papers the best place is the exam boar itself: Past Exam papers and mark scheme from exam board

You will receive the following past exam papers and revision questions:

  • Summer 2003 Modules 1, 3, 5
  • Specimen 2003 Modules 1, 2, 3
  • Quick Check revision questions. Foundation and Intermediate booklets
  • GCSE Intermediate Mathematics Practice (from www.2july.co.uk website)
  • Practice Paper 2003 Module 5
All have answers, some with worked solutions. Please let me know of any mistakes you find.

What do I need to gain a C grade?

I am often asked, "What percentage is needed to gain a C grade?". It is difficult to give a precise figure since such boundaries are changed for each exam series to maintain grading consistency. However, as a guide only 50% should give you a D grade, 60% a C grade and 70% for a B grade.

Things you will need for the exams

Calculator, compass, pencil, rubber, geometry set, spare pen.

Module 1: Handling data

under each heading list the topis they will need, the chapters in the book and any other relevant sheets i gave out, etc. maybe link to lessons
  • Multiplication / division
  • Probability two way tablls,
  • Compound probability
  • Relative frequancy
  • Tree disgrams
  • Charts
  • Scatter Graphs
  • Stem and Leaf diagrams
  • Averages
  • Range
  • Time series
  • Frequency tables
  • Cumulative frequency
  • Box Plots

Module 2: Handling data coursework

Module 3: Number

Number and Algebra Multiplication / division Multiply and divide by powers of 10 Prime numbers Mulitples and factors HCF and LCM *Indices Negative numbers Fractions Decimals *Percentag F/D/P Ratios *Standard form *Rounding: dp, sf *Estimating Cireect calculator use Need to mark the things that also come in to module 5!

Module 4: Using and Applying Number Coursework

Number and Algebra Shape, space and measures

Module 5: Algebra and Shape, Space & Measures

Number and Algebra Shape, space and measures Expandng brackets Solving equations Substituting and evaluate Rearragning formulae Inequalities Factorsing Quadratics Trial and improvemnt Simplutaneous equations Straight line graphs Transformations Similarity Symmetry Shapes Area and Volume Circles Perimeters T1/L2 Solod shapes Constructions Regular polygons Bearings Pythagoras' theorem Trigonometry Sequences
 
   
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