本の詳細
形式
キンドル
ページ数
54
言語
英語
公開されました
May 10, 2014
出版社
LTL Training Ltd
ISBN-10
1904906079
ISBN-13
9781904906070
説明
The essential book for success in GCSE maths.
• Go into the exam with confidence
• Never forget an equation or formula
• Get better grades
• Make tedious rote learning a thing of the past
Perfect for anyone studying or teaching GCSE maths.
From 2015 GCSE maths is undergoing radical changes. Gone are the A-G grades, replaced by a new 1-9 numerical scheme. There is no coursework, relying instead on an all-important final exam at the end of two years of studying.
Most important of all, students need to recall equations or formulae required in the exam. These will NOT be provided. Help is here. “How to Remember Equations and Formulae for GCSE Maths” guides you through the memorisation of all the equations required by exam boards in an easy to follow and fun way so you can be fully prepared.
If you would prefer to download an ePub version of the book (for iOS devices or to read on a computer) it is available at www.rememberequations.co.uk. You can also read blog posts on learning, memory, maths and related subjects at the same website.
• Go into the exam with confidence
• Never forget an equation or formula
• Get better grades
• Make tedious rote learning a thing of the past
Perfect for anyone studying or teaching GCSE maths.
From 2015 GCSE maths is undergoing radical changes. Gone are the A-G grades, replaced by a new 1-9 numerical scheme. There is no coursework, relying instead on an all-important final exam at the end of two years of studying.
Most important of all, students need to recall equations or formulae required in the exam. These will NOT be provided. Help is here. “How to Remember Equations and Formulae for GCSE Maths” guides you through the memorisation of all the equations required by exam boards in an easy to follow and fun way so you can be fully prepared.
If you would prefer to download an ePub version of the book (for iOS devices or to read on a computer) it is available at www.rememberequations.co.uk. You can also read blog posts on learning, memory, maths and related subjects at the same website.