GCSE Maths 9-1 Higher Tier Checklist
Watch
Announcements
Page 1 of 1
Skip to page:
Attachment 713820Is the corbett maths higher tier checklist accurate? Does it cover the whole of GCSE maths or not? Im aiming to do 2-3 topics a day and then attempt as much questions at possible on those topics. Once I've finished this, I will then start to attempt practice papers.
Need to know if this checklist covers all of GCSE maths as I've heard some people say that there's about 200 topics whereas this has less.
Need to know if this checklist covers all of GCSE maths as I've heard some people say that there's about 200 topics whereas this has less.
0
reply
(Original post by HXA97)
Attachment 713820Is the corbett maths higher tier checklist accurate? Does it cover the whole of GCSE maths or not? Im aiming to do 2-3 topics a day and then attempt as much questions at possible on those topics. Once I've finished this, I will then start to attempt practice papers.
Need to know if this checklist covers all of GCSE maths as I've heard some people say that there's about 200 topics whereas this has less.
Attachment 713820Is the corbett maths higher tier checklist accurate? Does it cover the whole of GCSE maths or not? Im aiming to do 2-3 topics a day and then attempt as much questions at possible on those topics. Once I've finished this, I will then start to attempt practice papers.
Need to know if this checklist covers all of GCSE maths as I've heard some people say that there's about 200 topics whereas this has less.
0
reply
(Original post by adamantacademic)
I really need this question answered too + what's your spec?
I really need this question answered too + what's your spec?
0
reply
Report
#6
(Original post by HXA97)
Attachment 713820Is the corbett maths higher tier checklist accurate? Does it cover the whole of GCSE maths or not? Im aiming to do 2-3 topics a day and then attempt as much questions at possible on those topics. Once I've finished this, I will then start to attempt practice papers.
Need to know if this checklist covers all of GCSE maths as I've heard some people say that there's about 200 topics whereas this has less.
Attachment 713820Is the corbett maths higher tier checklist accurate? Does it cover the whole of GCSE maths or not? Im aiming to do 2-3 topics a day and then attempt as much questions at possible on those topics. Once I've finished this, I will then start to attempt practice papers.
Need to know if this checklist covers all of GCSE maths as I've heard some people say that there's about 200 topics whereas this has less.
0
reply
(Original post by Notnek)
Your attachment isn't working. Can you please try posting a link to it?
Your attachment isn't working. Can you please try posting a link to it?
0
reply
Report
#8
That is a checklist for the old spec so I don't recommend it. You may be able to find checklists if you Google e.g. "9-1 maths checklist". Although I find that they often miss out a lot of topics. Of course the exam board websites will have the full specification so you can use them as a checklist.
I am currently putting together my own checklist that were predicted topics for last year. This is what I have so far - it's a bit of a mess with topics mentioned more than once so I'll need to tidy it up and add links for every topic, which I'll do in the next few weeks:
EDIT: Topic list in post below.
I am currently putting together my own checklist that were predicted topics for last year. This is what I have so far - it's a bit of a mess with topics mentioned more than once so I'll need to tidy it up and add links for every topic, which I'll do in the next few weeks:
EDIT: Topic list in post below.
1
reply
(Original post by Notnek)
That is a checklist for the old spec so I don't recommend it. You may be able to find checklists if you Google e.g. "9-1 maths checklist". Although I find that they often miss out a lot of topics. Of course the exam board websites will have the full specification so you can use them as a checklist.
I am currently putting together my own checklist that were predicted topics for last year. This is what I have so far - it's a bit of a mess with topics mentioned more than once so I'll need to tidy it up and add links for every topic, which I'll do in the next few weeks:
That is a checklist for the old spec so I don't recommend it. You may be able to find checklists if you Google e.g. "9-1 maths checklist". Although I find that they often miss out a lot of topics. Of course the exam board websites will have the full specification so you can use them as a checklist.
I am currently putting together my own checklist that were predicted topics for last year. This is what I have so far - it's a bit of a mess with topics mentioned more than once so I'll need to tidy it up and add links for every topic, which I'll do in the next few weeks:
Spoiler:
Lines of best fit
Prime factors
Decimal multiplication
Generating equations
Pythagoras
Parallel/perpendicular lines
Multiplying three brackets
Roots/turning points from a graph
Indices
Inverse proportion
Ratio
Volumes of 3D shapes
Estimating
Probability
Vectors
Quadratic simultaneous equations
Congruence
Cosine rule
Exact trig values
Show
Lines of best fit
Prime factors
Decimal multiplication
Generating equations
Pythagoras
Parallel/perpendicular lines
Multiplying three brackets
Roots/turning points from a graph
Indices
Inverse proportion
Ratio
Volumes of 3D shapes
Estimating
Probability
Vectors
Quadratic simultaneous equations
Congruence
Cosine rule
Exact trig values
- Estimating areas under curved graphs
- Transformations of functions/graphs
- Completing the square (and using this form to find turning points)
- Quadratic formula
- Making a variable the subject of an equation
- HCF/LCM
- Capture/recapture questions
- Functions (including composite functions and inverses)
- nth term of arithmetic sequences and questions about Fibonacci sequences
- Recurrance relations (e.g. questions sequences with term-to-term rule
)
- Linear inequalities on a graph
- Solving quadratic inequalities
- Linear simultaneous equations
- Counting combinations (e.g. how many ways are there of picking 2 people from a group of 20 etc.)
- Iteration
- SOHCAHTOA
- Sine/cosine rule/Area formula (cosine rule was in last question of Paper 1 but expect more trigonometry)
- Simplifying/rationalising surds
- 3D trigonometry
- 3D Similar shapes
- Transformations (rotations, translations, enlargements)
- Bearings
- Bounds with more than one variable / giving answers to "an appropriate degree of accuracy"
- Loci and constructions
- Angles in parallel lines
- Circle theorems (already come up but possibly another with alternate segment theorem)
- Proofs of circle theorems
- Polygons
- Box plots
- Sets and venn diagrams
- Conditional/”Given that” probability
- Geometric progressions / exponential growth and decay
- Non-algebraic fractions (adding, multiplying etc.)
- Frequency trees
- Use of a calculator
- Speed/time graphs (including finding acceleration and distance from the graph)
- Time series
- Equation of a circle (including finding the equation of a tangent)
- Estimating gradients and areas under curved graphs
- Graphs including quadratic, cubic, exponential, reciprocal and trigonometric
- Transformations of graphs
- Completing the square (and using this form to find turning points)
- Quadratic formula
- Algebraic fractions
- Making a variable the subject of an equation
- HCF/LCM
- Capture/recapture questions (see link for more info)
- Functions (including composite functions and inverses)
- nth term of sequences (arithmetic and quadratic) and questions about Fibonacci sequences
- Work with a general iterative process (e.g. questions involving a sequence with term-to-term rule
)
- Solving equations graphically
- Linear inequalities on a graph
- Solving quadratic inequalities
- Linear simultaneous equations
- Counting combination (e.g. how many ways are there of picking 2 people from a group of 20 etc.)
- Iteration
- SOHCAHTOA
- Sine/cosine rule/Area formula (cosine rule was in last question of Paper 1 but expect more trigonometry)
- Circle theorems
- Surds
- 3D trigonometry
- Similar shapes (2D and 3D)
- Transformations (rotations, reflections, translations, enlargements)
- Bearings
- Loci and constructions
- Angles in parallel lines
- Polygons
- Plans and elevations
- Box plots
- Cumulative frequency
- Histograms
- Sets and venn diagrams
- ”Given that” probability
- Recurring decimals
- Bounds and error intervals
- Finance e.g. compound interest
- Geometric progressions
- Non-algebraic fractions (adding, multiplying etc.)
- Frequency trees
- Circles, arcs and sectors
- Use of a calculator
- Speed/time graphs (including finding acceleration and distance from the graph)
0
reply
Report
#10
(Original post by HXA97)
Ahh i see. I'll guess I should just use the edexcel maths spec as a checklist. However, what website should I use to go through these topics? I think it's safer to just cover all of the topics rather than making predicted ones
Ahh i see. I'll guess I should just use the edexcel maths spec as a checklist. However, what website should I use to go through these topics? I think it's safer to just cover all of the topics rather than making predicted ones
I'm still working on my list (it's not predicted topics, it's a full list). This is what I have so far:
Spoiler:
Number
Basic arithmetic
Negative numbers
Powers and roots
Primes, factors and multiples
Order of operations (BIDMAS)
HCF/LCM
Working with decimals
Working with fractions
Working with percentages
Reverse percentages
Interest, growth and decay
Working with ratios
Direct/inverse proportion
Indices
Physical units
Simplifying/rationalising surds
Standard form
Estimation
Estimate powers and roots
Capture/recapture questions
Counting combinations (e.g. how many ways are there of picking 2 people from a group of 20 etc.)
Upper/lower bounds, error intervals, giving answers to "an appropriate degree of accuracy"
Recurring decimals
Use of a calculator
Algebra and graphs
Basic algebra
Generating equations
Multiplying three brackets
Linear simultaneous equations
Quadratic simultaneous equations
Algebraic fractions
Straight line graphs
Parallel/perpendicular lines
Solving linear inequalities
Quadratic sequences
Linear inequalities on a graph
Solving quadratic inequalities
Real life graphs
Speed/time graphs (including finding acceleration and distance from the graph)
Estimating areas under curved graphs
Estimating gradients of curved graphs
Transformations of functions/graphs
Factorising/solving quadratic equations
Completing the square (and using this form to find turning points and solve equations)
Quadratic formula
Making a variable the subject of an equation
Functions (including composite functions and inverses)
nth term of arithmetic sequences and questions about Fibonacci sequences
Recurrance relations (e.g. questions sequences with term-to-term rule
)
Geometric progressions / exponential growth and decay
Equation of a circle (including finding the equation of a tangent)
Graphs including quadratic, cubic, exponential, reciprocal and trigonometric
Solving equations graphically
Iteration
Proof
Geometry
Angles and parallel lines
Pythagoras' Theorem
Area/volume formulae of shapes
Circles, arcs and sectors
Polygons
Congruence
2D Similar shapes
3D Similar shapes
SOHCAHTOA
Sine rule / cosine rule / area formula
Exact trigonometry values
3D trigonometry
Transformations (rotations, translations, enlargements)
Invariance
Bearings
Loci and constructions
Circle theorems
Proofs of circle theorems
Plans and elevations
Statistics and probability
Tables, charts and diagrams
Averages and range
Interquartile range
Box plots
Cumulative frequency
Histograms
Time series
Scatter diagrams and correlation
Simple probability
Theoretical/experimental probability
Tree diagrams
Sets and venn diagrams
Conditional/”Given that” probability
Frequency trees
Sets and venn diagrams
Show
Number
























Algebra and graphs































Geometry



















Statistics and probability















When it's finished I will make a new thread.
0
reply
Report
#11
I found a list online, thought it may be beneficial seems to cover an extensive amount for the new 9-1 spec edexcel higher.
1
reply
(Original post by Notnek)
Maths Genie has a list but it is not perfect - some topics are missing.
I'm still working on my list (it's not predicted topics, it's a full list). This is what I have so far:
When it's finished I will make a new thread.
Maths Genie has a list but it is not perfect - some topics are missing.
I'm still working on my list (it's not predicted topics, it's a full list). This is what I have so far:
Spoiler:
Number
Basic arithmetic
Negative numbers
Powers and roots
Primes, factors and multiples
Order of operations (BIDMAS)
HCF/LCM
Working with decimals
Working with fractions
Working with percentages
Reverse percentages
Interest, growth and decay
Working with ratios
Direct/inverse proportion
Indices
Physical units
Simplifying/rationalising surds
Standard form
Estimation
Estimate powers and roots
Capture/recapture questions
Counting combinations (e.g. how many ways are there of picking 2 people from a group of 20 etc.)
Upper/lower bounds, error intervals, giving answers to "an appropriate degree of accuracy"
Recurring decimals
Use of a calculator
Algebra and graphs
Basic algebra
Generating equations
Multiplying three brackets
Linear simultaneous equations
Quadratic simultaneous equations
Algebraic fractions
Straight line graphs
Parallel/perpendicular lines
Solving linear inequalities
Quadratic sequences
Linear inequalities on a graph
Solving quadratic inequalities
Real life graphs
Speed/time graphs (including finding acceleration and distance from the graph)
Estimating areas under curved graphs
Estimating gradients of curved graphs
Transformations of functions/graphs
Factorising/solving quadratic equations
Completing the square (and using this form to find turning points and solve equations)
Quadratic formula
Making a variable the subject of an equation
Functions (including composite functions and inverses)
nth term of arithmetic sequences and questions about Fibonacci sequences
Recurrance relations (e.g. questions sequences with term-to-term rule
)
Geometric progressions / exponential growth and decay
Equation of a circle (including finding the equation of a tangent)
Graphs including quadratic, cubic, exponential, reciprocal and trigonometric
Solving equations graphically
Iteration
Proof
Geometry
Angles and parallel lines
Pythagoras' Theorem
Area/volume formulae of shapes
Circles, arcs and sectors
Polygons
Congruence
2D Similar shapes
3D Similar shapes
SOHCAHTOA
Sine rule / cosine rule / area formula
Exact trigonometry values
3D trigonometry
Transformations (rotations, translations, enlargements)
Invariance
Bearings
Loci and constructions
Circle theorems
Proofs of circle theorems
Plans and elevations
Statistics and probability
Tables, charts and diagrams
Averages and range
Interquartile range
Box plots
Cumulative frequency
Histograms
Time series
Scatter diagrams and correlation
Simple probability
Theoretical/experimental probability
Tree diagrams
Sets and venn diagrams
Conditional/”Given that” probability
Frequency trees
Sets and venn diagrams
Show
Number
























Algebra and graphs































Geometry



















Statistics and probability















When it's finished I will make a new thread.
0
reply
(Original post by Harold Saxon)
I found a list online, thought it may be beneficial seems to cover an extensive amount for the new 9-1 spec edexcel higher.
I found a list online, thought it may be beneficial seems to cover an extensive amount for the new 9-1 spec edexcel higher.
0
reply
X
Page 1 of 1
Skip to page:
Quick Reply
Back
to top
to top