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GCSE A GCSE pass at C grade and above in mathematics is essential and achievable, with work, by virtually everyone. It does take time. The content of GCSE mathematics at all levels is wide and you need to be scoring marks in all areas. It is no good having perfect algebra if you know no geometry. You need to know mathematical terms (eg factors, multiples, mode, mean, median) to be able to interpret questions and score marks. The key is to start work early, identify the weakest areas and work on them - on your own or with guidance. Try practice papers to get familiar with the format, use online resources such as BBC Bitesize to practice skills. Consider using a tutor. Research has shown that for boys particularly, tutoring in Mathematics does improve results (Institute of education (2003) - The results for English tutoring are less convincing!)
All Mathematics GCSEs are now two tier - Foundation (G-C grades) and Higher (D to A*). Coursework has been phased out There are also modular/graduated options - popular with evening classes. Information here updated September 2009 - please Check carefully with your school/college, the exact Board and specification you are on. The GCSEs are changing again next year !
Maths Revision Net Good
Diagrams esp Circle Theorems
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