Childhood Education

GCSE-Bridge Mathematics

GCSE-Bridge Mathematics

GCSE-Bridge Mathematics is designed to develop foundational mathematical skills and fill in gaps in students’ knowledge while exposing them to mathematical concepts that will lay the groundwork for more advanced GCSE topics.

Bridge Mathematics

Department

  • Childhood Education

Duration

August 29, 2024 - July 31, 2025

Sessions

134

Language

English

Location

Online

Time

1:00 am

Rating:

4.5 (110 ratings)

Price

ÂŁ80.00 per month

Key Objectives

  • Develop foundational mathematical skills and fill in gaps in students’ knowledge
  • Ensure students establish essential concepts in arithmetic and algebra, forming a solid base for progression to their next level of learning.
  • Enhance problem-solving abilities: Cultivate critical thinking through challenging mathematical problems and puzzles, encouraging students to apply various problem-solving strategies independently.
  • Foster a strong understanding of mathematical principles: Deepen comprehension of mathematical concepts by exploring their theoretical underpinnings, laying the groundwork for more advanced GCSE topics
  • Build fluency in mathematical operations: Reinforce computational skills, ensuring students can confidently perform mathematical operations and solve equations with accuracy and efficiency.
  • Introduce algebraic thinking: Familiarise students with algebraic concepts, to prepare them for the algebraic components of GCSE mathematics.
  • Encourage mathematical communication: Enhance students' ability to express mathematical ideas clearly through written and verbal communication, preparing them for effective communication in GCSE assessments.
  • Provide exposure to real-world applications: Connect mathematical concepts to practical scenarios, demonstrating the relevance of mathematics in everyday life and fostering an appreciation for its applications in various fields.
  • Assess and reinforce understanding and offer targeted feedback.
  • The course includes

  • Lecture Sessions: Four times a week (1 hour each)
  • Class Participation: 10% Homework: 30% Topic tests: 60%
  • Course Schedule

    Schedule UTC+001
    Monday8:45 AM - 9:45 AM  |  9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
    Wednesday8:45 AM - 9:45 AM  |  9:45 AM - 10:45 AM

    Description

    This course provides students with the opportunity to have a solid foundation in the GCSE Mathematics curriculum while helping them develop their mathematics skills. Designed for children aged 12 – 14, this 38-week program spans 3 terms, giving ample opportunity to fill in gaps in students’ knowledge and explore mathematical concepts that will lay the groundwork for more advanced GCSE topics.

    Topics to be covered include but not limited to:

    Working with Numbers
    Statistics
    Fractions
    Ratio
    Algebra
    Percentages
    Compound Measures
    Calculators allowed
    • Speed, Distance and Time
    • Solving Problems Involving Speed, Distance and Time
    Perimeters and Areas of 2D Shapes
    Probability
    Angles

    Cost: ÂŁ800 per year, payable in 10 monthly instalments of ÂŁ80.00.

    Should you wish to speak further to our GCSE-Bridge form tutor on which program is best for your child, please click on the chat widget on the bottom right of the screen to leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

    Requirements

    Students should have a good grasp of the four operations addition, long multiplication and division, understand place value and basic fractions.

    Instructor(s)

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    Shafiqah Amiji

    4.5 (110 ratings)

    30 Courses • 525,181 students

    Secondary Level, Mathematics and Science Teacher
    Graduated from Lancaster University with a BSc in Biomedical Sciences, completed a PGCE in Secondary Mathematics. Has been a teacher for over 9 years. Has additional training in Primary Montessori Education. Has also completed 3 years of study at Micro Madrasa (Liverpool).

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