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Teaching A level mathematics

Mathematics
If you’re new to the chalkface, the challenge of teaching A level maths can be a tough one. Michael Anderson offers a few pointers and looks at the changing curriculum requirements

Are you new to teaching A level mathematics? Whether you are an NQT, returning to work after a break or just new to teaching A level, the challenge can be daunting.

In an attempt to help we’ve put together a quick guide on how you can ace the teaching of your new A level classes both this year and in the years to come.

It is likely that your A level class will contain a mixed ability group of students. Most schools have a policy regarding what GCSE attainment students require in order to take A level mathematics, so you could be forgiven for assuming that all of your students will be starting off with a similar level of understanding.

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