Describing and comparing data, trigonometry and circle geometry, sequences and proportion, sampling and correlation, and a final unit that faces the Diploma.
Calculators. Graphing calculator optional. Every lesson works by hand first, with an optional With a GDC section to open.
Not sure which course? Standard and Extended side by side, or the other course: Year 11 Extended.
Each unit is coloured by its main strand. Its lessons are being written in order, Unit 1 first; a unit says Lessons coming until they are live. The concepts under each unit open on the Coherence Map, which shows what each one builds on and where it leads.
Grouped data, quartiles and box plots, histograms with unequal widths, and comparing two distributions on centre and spread.
On the map: Describing grouped data, Histograms with unequal widths, Comparing distributions.
Elevation, depression and bearings, triangles in 3D, exact values, arcs and sectors, and the circle theorems proved.
On the map: Elevation, depression and bearings, Right-angled triangles in 3D, Exact trigonometric values, Arcs and sectors, Circle theorems.
Arithmetic, quadratic and geometric sequences, rearranging formulae, and direct and inverse proportion.
On the map: Arithmetic sequences, Quadratic sequences, Geometric sequences and growth, Rearranging formulae, Direct and inverse proportion.
Sampling methods and bias, scatter graphs, and when a line of best fit may be used to predict.
On the map: Sampling methods, Interpolation and extrapolation.
Exponential models, modelling with technology, and a first look at the sine and cosine rules, facing the Diploma.
On the map: Exponential growth and decay, Modelling with technology, Sine and cosine rules.