- ISBN:9781316644690
- Format:Print/online bundle
- Subject(s):Mathematics
- Qualification:AQA
- Author(s):Stephen Ward, Paul Fannon
- Available from: November 2017
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New 2017 Cambridge A Level Maths resources help students with learning and revision.
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This book has entered an AQA approval process, AQA only approves the student book.
Written specifically for the 2017 qualifications, so teachers and learners can be confident that the content and aims of the specifications are comprehensively covered.
Frequent assessment opportunities to support the linear courses, including levelled practice questions, past paper questions, cross-topic review exercises and practice papers.
Strong pedagogical focus, with an emphasis on the important overarching skills integral to the 2017 A Level (problem solving, modelling and proof), as well as features to tackle common misconceptions.
Emphasis on developing synoptic links between pure and applied areas of maths, helping students to build a coherent mathematical understanding.
Free downloadable Schemes of Work (not in the AQA approval process) are available on our website to assist with teacher planning.
The Cambridge Elevate enhanced edition includes Gateway to A Level revision sheets and support for differentiation, and worked solutions to all practice questions. Final answers to all exercises are located at the back of the Student Book.
Cambridge Elevate editions are customisable and interactive, allowing students and teachers to annotate text, add audio notes and link out to external resources.
Available online and on tablet devices through the Cambridge Elevate app.
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- 1. Proof and mathematical communication
- 2. Functions
- 3. Further transformations of graphs
- 4. Sequences and series
- 5. Rational functions and partial fractions
- 6. General binomial expansion
- Focus on proof 1
- Focus on problem solving 1
- Focus on modelling 1
- Cross-topic review exercise 1
- 7. Radian measure
- 8. Further trigonometry
- 9. Calculus of exponential and trigonometric functions
- 10. Further differentiation
- 11. Further integration techniques
- 12. Further applications of calculus
- 13. Differential equations
- 14. Numerical solutions of equations
- 15. Numerical integration
- 16. Applications of vectors
- Focus on proof 2
- Focus on problem-solving 2
- Focus on modelling 2
- Cross-topic review exercise 2
- 17. Projectiles
- 18. Forces in context
- 19. Moments
- Focus on proof 3
- Focus on problem-solving 3
- Focus on modelling 3
- Cross-topic review exercise 3
- 20. Conditional probability
- 21. The normal distribution
- 22. Further hypothesis testing
- Focus on proof 4
- Focus on problem-solving 4
- Focus on modelling 4
- Cross-topic review exercise 4.
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Paul Fannon
Paul now teaches at Cambridge University after recently teaching mathematics at the Stephen Perse Foundation, Cambridge. He has 10 years’ experience of teaching A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics and the International Baccalaureate. He also has A Level examining experience and is currently active in educational research, specifically working towards a doctoral thesis with the Cambridge Faculty of Education looking at the development of students’ thinking skills.
Vesna Kadelburg
Vesna is a Mathematics teacher at The Perse School, Cambridge, with 10 years’ experience of teaching A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics, and the International Baccalaureate. She has examined at A Level, has a PhD in Mathematics from Trinity College, University of Cambridge, and has just completed the Cambridge Assessment Certificate in Principles and Practice of Assessment.
Stephen Ward
Stephen is a Mathematics teacher and Head of Sixth Form at Lancing College, West Sussex. He has eight years’ experience of teaching A Level Mathematics and Further Mathematics to students of all abilities, as well as the International Baccalaureate. He also has A Level examining experience. Stephen has an MPhil in Mathematics Education from Cambridge University, which included a dissertation focused on teachers’ perceptions of proof and the pedagogical implications.
Ben Woolley
Ben has 10 years' experience teaching A Level Maths and Further Maths and most recently taught at Stephen Perse Foundation in Cambridge. He has a degree in Mathematical Sciences from Oxford University, and a degree in Veterinary Medicine and Masters in Epidemiological Modelling from Cambridge University. Ben has also co-authored 9 textbooks for Cambridge University Press.
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