Maths Digital Learning Courseware for
GCSE Higher Tier
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The Education Auditorium UK is an educational platform that is dedicated to providing interactive learning opportunities to inspiring students to achieve their full potential in Maths GCSE. We offer a wide range of Maths Courseware for GCSE that are tailored to individual learning needs of all abilities. From our extensive digital online tutorial videos to our practice questions and assessment builder, we have something to suit every learner and educator. We strive to provide a learning experience that is both engaging and rewarding.
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Sample Playlist name: Rectangles, Parallelograms and Triangles
Courseware Name: Maths GCSE Higher Tier
Components: Geometry & Measures GCSE
Topic: Perimeter, Area, and Volume
In-depth Tutorials
- Nearly all Maths topics are covered
- Helpful for long-term retention
- Invaluable when it comes to exam revising
- Reduces the need for re-teaching
- Reduces the impact of students & teacher accidental absence
The Students Practice Page
- Students find their specific topics to practice
- Maths practice for long-term retention
- Reduces the teaching time for revising prior exams
- Reduces the impact of students & teacher accidental absence
Creating Students Homeworks
- Select from a large questions bank
- Create an assignment in less than 5 minutes
- All assignments are auto-graded
- Save Lecturers Time
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- Displays student gradebook
- Provides students & class performance report
- Monitor the amount of student has practiced
- Highlights weak areas of individual students
- Gathers invaluable statistical information in different format to use for different purposes
Playlist name: Translation
Courseware Name: Maths GCSE
Subject: Algebra
Topic: Transformations
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Using our questions bank, tutors can create & publish any homework & test to students in less than 5 minute
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Eliminate the need for constant teaching & mitigate students & teachers absence
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Owing to our extensive library of curriculum aligned tutorial videos, it eliminates the need for constant re-teaching & it mitigates students & teachers absence
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In-depth tutorials for the applied Mathematics modules which cover all the GCSE Higher & Foundation Tier topics
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Organising our tutorials in topic-format helps in eliminating overwhelming efforts needed by teachers during the short revision period before exams
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Our LMS provides you with a comprehensive reports for student & class performance
The Benefits for Students
Abundance of Auto-graded practice questions
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Abundance of auto-graded practice questions for each topics to improve long-term skill retention, boosting student engagement and skill mastery.
Extensive curriculum-based Tutorial
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A generous amount of comprehensive curriculum-based videos ensures long-term retention, increases student motivation and confidence
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Owing to the topic-format & being digital materials, that gives the ability to less able students to re-learn & practice any lesson over & over at their own time & comprehension ability till the new ideas sink in well which reduces the performance gap between students
The Benefits for Students
Abundance of Auto-graded practice questions
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Abundance of auto-graded practice questions for each topics to improve long-term skill retention, boosting student engagement and skill mastery.
Extensive curriculum-based Tutorial
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A generous amount of comprehensive curriculum-based videos ensures long-term retention, increases student motivation and confidence
Other Benefits
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Owing to the topic-format & being digital materials, that gives the ability to less able students to re-learn & practice any lesson over & over at their own time & comprehension ability till the new ideas sink in well which reduces the performance gap between students
Playlist name: Conditional Probability
Courseware Name: Maths GCSE
Subject: Statistics
Topic: Probability
Edexcel Pearson
TOC - Maths Digital Learning Courseware for
GCSE Higher Tier
Chapter 1: Number
Section 1.1: Number Problems and Reasoning
Section 1.2: Place Value and Estimating
Section 1.3: HCF and LCM
Section 1.4: Calculating with Powers (Indices)
Section 1.5: Zero, Negative and Fractional Indices
Section 1.6: Powers of 10 and Standard Form
Section 1.7: Surds
Chapter 2: Expressions
Section 2.1: Algebraic Indices
Section 2.2: Expanding and Factorising
Section 2.3: Equations
Section 2.4: Algebraic Fractions
Section 2.5: Linear Sequences
Section 2.6: Non-linear Sequences
Section 2.7: More Expanding and Factorising
Chapter 3: Interpreting and representing data
Section 3.1: Statistical Diagram 1
Section 3.2: Time Series
Section 3.3: Scatter Graphs
Section 3.4: Line of Best Fit
Section 3.5: Averages and Range
Section 3.6: Statistical Diagrams 2
Chapter 4: Fractions, ratio and percentages
Section 4.1: Fractions
Section 4.2: Ratios
Section 4.3: Ratio and Proportion
Section 4.4: Percentages
Section 4.5: Fractions, Decimals and Percentages
Chapter 5: Angles and trigonometry
Section 5.1: Angle Properties of Triangles and Quadrilaterals
Section 5.2: Interior Angles of a Polygon
Section 5.3: Exterior Angles of a Polygon
Section 5.4: Pythagoras' Theorem 1
Section 5.5: Pythagoras' Theorem 2
Section 5.6: Trigonometry 1
Section 5.7: Trigonometry 2
Chapter 6: Graphs
Section 6.1: Linear graphs
Section 6.2: More linear graphs
Section 6.3: Graphing rates of change
Section 6.4: Real-life graphs
Section 6.5: Line segments
Section 6.6: Quadratic graphs
Section 6.7: Cubic and reciprocal graphs
Section 6.8: More graphs
Chapter 7: Area and volume
Section 7.1: Perimeter and area
Section 7.2: Units and accuracy
Section 7.3: Prisms
Section 7.4: Circles
Section 7.5: Sectors of circles
Section 7.6: Cylinders and Spheres
Section 7.7: Pyramids and Cones
Chapter 8: Transformations and constructions
Section 8.1: 3D solids
Section 8.2: Reflection and rotation
Section 8.3: Enlargement
Section 8.4: Transformations and combinations of transformations
Section 8.5: Bearings and scale drawings
Section 8.6: Constructions 1
Section 8.7: Constructions 2
Section 8.8: Loci
Chapter 9: Equations and inequalities
9.1: Solving Quadratic Equations 1
9.2: Solving Quadratic Equations 2
9.3: Completing the Square
9.4: Solving Simple Simultaneous Equations
9.5: More Simultaneous Equations
9.6: Solve Linear and Quadratic Simultaneous Equations
9.7: Solve Linear Inequalities
Chapter 10: Probability
10.1: Combined Events
10.2: Mutually Exclusive Events
10.3: Experimental Probability
10.4: Independent Events and Tree Diagrams
10.5: Conditional Probability
10.6: Venn Diagrams and Set Notation
Chapter 11: Multiplicative reasoning
11.1: Growth and Decay
11.2: Compound Measures
11.3: More Compound Measures
11.4: Ratio and Proportion
Chapter 12: Similarity and congruence
Section 12.1: Congruence
Section 12.2: Geometric Proof and Congruence
Section 12.3: Similarity
Section 12.4: More Similarity
Section 12.5: Similarity in 3D Solids
Chapter 13: More trigonometry
Section 13.1:Accuracy
Section 13.2: Graph of the Sine Function
Section 13.3: Graph of the Cosine Function
Section 13.4: The Tangent Function
Section 13.5: Calculating Areas and the Sine Rule
Section 13.6: The Cosine Rule and 2D Trigonometric Problems
Section 13.7: Solving Problems in 3D
Section 13.8: Transforming Trigonometric Graphs 1
Section 13.9: Transforming Trigonometric Graphs 2
Chapter 14: Further statistics
Section 14.1: Sampling
Section 14.2: Cumulative Frequency
Section 14.3: Box Plots
Section 14.4: Drawing Histogram
Section 14.5 Interpreting Histogram
Section 14.6: Comparing and Describing Populations
Chapter 15: Equations and graphs
Section 15.1: Solving Simultaneous Equations Graphically
Section 15.2: Representing Inequalities Graphically
Section 15.3 Graphs of Quadratic Functions
Section 15.4: Solving Quadratic Equations Graphically
Section 15.5: Graphs of Cubic Functions
Chapter 16: Circle theorems
Section 16.1: Radii and Chords
Section 16.2: Tangents
Section 16.3: Angles in Circles 1
Section 16.4: Angles in Circles 2
Section 16.5: Applying Circle Theorems
Chapter 17: More algebra
17.1 Rearranging Formulae
17.2 Algebraic Fractions
17.3 Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
17.4: More Algebraic Fractions
17.5: Surds
17.6: Solving Algebraic Fraction Equations
17.7: Functions
17.8: Proof
Chapter 18: Vectors and geometric proof
Section 18.1: Vectors and Vector Notation
Section 18.2: Vector Arithmetic
Section 18.3: More Vector Arithmetic
Section 18.4: Parallel and Collinear Points
Section 18.5: Solving Geometric Problems
Chapter 19: Proportions and graphs
19.1: Direct Proportion
19.2: More Direct Proportion
19.3: Inverse Proportion
19.4: Exponential Functions
19.5: Non-linear Graphs
19.6: Translating Graphs of Functions
19.7: Reflecting and Stretching Graphs of Functions
Playlist name: Expressions
Courseware Name: Maths GCSE
Subject: Algebra
Topic: Non-linear Sequences
AQA & OCR
TOC - Maths Digital Learning Courseware for
GCSE Higher Tier
1: Working with integers
1.1 Basic Calculations
1.2 Order of operations and Inverse operations
2: Collecting, interpreting and representing data
2.1 Populations and Samples
2.2 Tables and Charts
2.3 Pie Charts
2.4-c Cumulative Frequency Graphs and Histograms
2.4 Histograms for grouped data
2.5 Line graphs for Time-series Data
3: Analysing data
Section 3.1a: Summary statistics - averages and range
3.1b Median and Quartiles
3.1c Boxplots
3.2 Misleading graphs
3.3 Scatter diagrams
4: Properties of integers
4.1 Review of maths terms & place value
4.2 Prime factors & factor trees
4.3a Lowest Common Multiple (LCM)
4.3b Highest common factor (HCF)
4.3c HCF & LCM for large numbers
5: Working with fractions
5.1 Equivalent Fractions
5.2 Using Four Operations with Fractions
5.3 Finding Fractions of a Quantity
6: Working with decimals
6.1 Review of Decimals and Fractions
6.2 Calculating with Decimals
6.3 Converting Recurring Decimals to Exact Fractions
7: Basic Algebra
7.1 Algebraic Expressions
7.2 Simplifying Algebraic Expressions
7.3 Expanding & Simplifying
7.4 Factorising
7.5 Using Algebra Skills
8: Properties of polygons and 3D objects
8.1 Types of shapes & solids
8.2 Symmetry
8.3 Examining triangles
8.4 Properties of quadrilaterals
8.5 Properties of 3D objects
9: Angles
9.1 Some angle relationships
9.2 Angles in parallel lines
9.3 Angle sum of a triangle
9.4 Angles in polygons
10: Perimeter
10.1 Perimeter problems
10.2-10.3 Perimeters & arcs
11: Area
11.1a, 11.3 Areas of rectangles, triangles & composite shapes
11.1b, 11.3 Areas of parallelograms & composite shapes
11.1c, 11.3 Areas of trapeziums & composite shapes
11.2, 11.3 Areas of parts of circles & composite shapes
12: Rounding and estimation
12.1a Rounding & estimating
12.1b Rounding decimals
12.1c Significant figures & rounding
12.2 Approximation & estimation
12.3 Limits of accuracy
13: Percentages
13.1 Percentage review
13.2a Percentage of an amount
13.2b One amount as a percentage of another
13.3a Percentage change
13.3b Percentage increase & decrease
13.3c The unitary method
14: Powers and roots
14.1a Index notation and finding roots
14.1b Introducing negative indices
14.2a The laws of indices
14.2b Fractional indices & estimating roots
15:Standard form
15.1-15.2a Standard form notation
15.2b-15.3 Significant figures & operations with standard form
16: Further algebra
16.1a Expanding binomial products
16.1b Perfect squares & difference of two squares identity
16.2a Factorising quadratics with leading coefficient of 1
16.2b Factorising quadratics with a leading coefficient that is not 1
16.2c Factorising the difference of two squares
16.3 Factorising by completing squares
16.4 Simplifying algebraic fractions using factors
17: Equations
17.1 Linear equations
17.2a Solving quadratic equations using factors
17.2b Solving quadratic equations by completing the square
17.2c The quadratic formula
17.3a Solving simultaneous equations by substitution
17.3b Solving simultaneous equations by elimination
17.3c Solving problems simultaneously
17.3d Simultaneous quadratics
17.4 Using graphs to solve equations
17.5 Approximation by iteration
18: Functions and sequences
8.1 Sequences & term-to-term rule
18.2-18.3 Position-to-term rule and functions
18.4 Special sequences
19: Surds
19.1 Rationales & surds
19.2a Operations with surds
19.2b Rewriting surds
19.2c Binomial surds
19.3 Working with surds
20: Basic probability
20.1 Reviewing probability
20.2a Relative frequency
20.2b Two-way tables & frequency trees
20.3 Using relative frequency
21: 3D objects
21.1-21.2 Classifying and drawing solids
21.3 Different views
22: Units and measurement
22.1 Metric measurements & time
22.2a Introducing compound measures
22.2b Converting compound measures
22.3a Maps & scale drawings
22.3b Bearings
23: Formulae
23.1-23.2 Writing formulae & substituting values
23.3 Changing the subject of a formula
23.4 Problems & formulae
23: Formulae
23.1-23.2 Writing formulae & substituting values
23.3 Changing the subject of a formula
23.4 Problems & formulae
24: Volume and surface area
24.1a Reviewing volume of prisms & cylinders
24.1b Reviewing surface area of prisms & cylinders
24.2a Surface area & volume of cones
24.2b Surface area & volume of spheres
24.3a Volume of pyramids
24.3b Surface area of pyramids
25: Further probability
25.1 Representing combined events
25.2 Theoretical probability of combined events
25.3 Conditional probability
26: Inequalities
26.1-26.2 Introducing & graphing inequalities
26.3 Solving inequalities
26.4 Solving quadratic inequalities
26.5 Plotting linear inequalities
27: Ratio
27.1 Introducing ratios
27.2-27.3 Using ratios
28: Proportion
27.1 Introducing ratios
27.2-27.3 Using ratios
28: Proportion
27.1 Introducing ratios
27.2-27.3 Using ratios
29: Graphs and linear functions
29.1 Reviewing the Cartesian plane & plotting lines
29.2a Exploring gradient
29.2b Plotting lines using intercepts
29.2c Reading facts from linear equations
29.2d Finding the equation of a line
29.2e Using gradient and intercept to plot lines
29.3 Perpendicular & parallel lines
29.4a Exploring equations for linear relationships
29.4b Applications of linear graphs
30: Interpreting graphs
30.1 Graphs of real-world contexts
30.2a Rates of change
30.2b-30.3 Using tangents and the area under a graph
31: Circles
31.1-31.2a Circle parts & angles on the same arc
31.2b Chords, radii & tangents
31.2c-31.3 Further theorems & applications
32: Vector geometry
32.1 Vector notation and representation
32.2 Vector arithmetic
32.3 Using vectors in geometric proofs
33: Transformations in a plane
33.1-33.4 Transformations on a coordinate grid
34: Construction and loci
34.1 Geometrical instruments & constructions
34.2 Bisecting angles & line segments
34.3 Loci
35:Similarity
35.1 Proofs & similar triangles
35.2 Enlargement & similar figures
35.3a Similar shapes
35.3b Extending the concept of similarity
36: Congruence
36.1 Congruent triangles
36.2 Using congruence in proof
36: Congruence
36.1 Congruent triangles
36.2 Using congruence in proof
37: Pythagoras' Theorem
37.1, 37.4 Understanding Pythagoras’ theorem
37.2, 37.4 Applications of Pythagoras' theorem in 2D
37.3-37.4 Pythagoras & 3D problems
38: Trigonometry
38.1a The three ratios in trigonometry
38.1b Side lengths using any ratio
38.1c Calculating angles
38.2 Exact values
38.3a Sine rule
38.3b Cosine rule
38.3c The area rule
38.4a Applying trigonometry
38.4b Trigonometry & 3D problems
39: Graphs of other functions and equations
39.1 Lines with only one intercept
39.2a Introducing parabolas
39.2b Vertex & axis of a parabola
39.3a Plotting basic cubic functions
39.3b Exploring reciprocal functions
39.4a Exploring exponentials
39.4b Trigonometric graphs
39.5 Exploring circles with centre (0, 0)
40: growth and decay
40.1a Simple interest
40.1b Compound interest
40.1c Compound interest formula
40.2 Depreciation
41: Transformations of curves
41.1a Translating & reflecting parabolas
41.1b Parabolas & completing the square
41.2-41.4 Transforming different types of functions
Here's What's Included in the
GCSE Maths Higher Digital Learning
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Edexcel Pearson
All GCSE Higher Digital Learning Courseware
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19 Sections including 158 Different Topics
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1100+ Tutorial Videos
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100s of Interactive Practice Questions
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100s Auto-graded Homeworks & Assessments
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Gradebooks & Performance Reports
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Student-lecturer 2-way Messaging Capability from within each specific assignment
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AQA
All GCSE Higher Digital Learning Courseware
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41 Sections including 158 Different Topics
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1100+ Tutorial Videos
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100s of Interactive Practice Questions
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100s Auto-graded Homeworks & Assessments
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Gradebooks & Performance Reports
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Student-lecturer 2-way Messaging Capability from within each specific assignment
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OCR
All GCSE Higher Digital Learning Courseware
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41 Sections including 158 Different Topics
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1100+ Tutorial Videos
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100s of Interactive Practice Questions
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100s Auto-graded Homeworks & Assessments
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Gradebooks & Performance Reports
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Student-lecturer 2-way Messaging Capability from within each specific assignment