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You're going to learn one of my favourite techniques in this module - the "Universal Table". In fact its not just my favourite technique - this method is the one thing I teach that I receive the most positive feedback on out of this entire course!
It's a really simple, powerful tool for solving all sorts of problems that we see in GCSE maths; we're going to start off by showing how it can be used for both exchange rates and percentages.
We're also going to start building a framework for equation solving that will take you from the simplest problems out there right through to the most complicated equations possible in GCSE maths.
Sometimes we get early feedback from students, who are concerned that they are going to have to learn brand new methods for everything in their GCSE - which can feel overwhelming. Don't worry! Most of the methods you'll see here will be familiar - perhaps taught in a new way, or in greater depth.
When you do learn a brand new method, its because I believe it will be something simple and effective that will really help you - and this "Universal Table" is one of those methods.
All that being said....
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Work through these videos and exercises to lock in your skills.
You can always go back and review previous lesson videos if you need a reminder! This is a natural, normal and important part of your learning - don't feel frustrated, or that it's taking up extra time. Review and reflection is a fundamental step in mastering new skills.
Here you'll find:
Questions collated from past papers
Additional exercises on key skills and topics
Alternative methods for some of the material in the main course
This section puts all your learning into the context of real exam questions, highlighting key skills at key levels so you can see how all the pieces come together...and how many marks this skillset can be worth in real life exam questions.