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bbc bitesize isnt that great though really.
I mean look at some of the questions you get in the stats GCSE paper and then look at how bitesize helps :s
Past papers...?
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Tallon
bbc bitesize isnt that great though really.
I mean look at some of the questions you get in the stats GCSE paper and then look at how bitesize helps :s
I mean look at some of the questions you get in the stats GCSE paper and then look at how bitesize helps :s
To be honest, there are only two things in GCSE stats which are significantly different to anything you're doing in maths: Normal distributions (standard deviations) and Spearmans rank. There are a few other little things like comparative pie charts, but not much.
Get a couple of past papers and go through them, and/or use google.
Tallon
where please?
Well, we can't really provide you with past papers. They're copyrighted and stuff (plus I don't have any). Ask your teacher.
I agree there isnt much that can really help you with GCSE stats apart from past papers.
I found the CGP GCSE Statistics Revision Guide quite helpful for some of the terms/ theorys etc which arnt used in GCSE Maths.
I found the CGP GCSE Statistics Revision Guide quite helpful for some of the terms/ theorys etc which arnt used in GCSE Maths.
To be honest, all I did to revise for Statistics is just read through my textbook the day before the exam... And in case you are wondering what I got, I got an A.
generalebriety
Well, we can't really provide you with past papers. They're copyrighted and stuff (plus I don't have any). Ask your teacher.
http://www.aqa.org.uk/qual/gcse/stat_assess.php
past papers on the aqa website
Original post by fabamy95
i've tried pastpapers but i can't do them unless i've learned the stuff first. any other websites?
I used the mark scheme and my books at first. And then I tested myself.
I did every past paper I could get and some twice and that was my revision.
the thing is, we're not learning statistics in class as the teachers are concentrating on the module 5 maths resit pupils so i haven't got any notes/books to revise from. We're starting stats soon in class but i need to start revising now. got any suggestions as to what i could revise from? (i need to know the stuff before i do a past paper)
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