MEP Year 9B
These MEP materials from CIMT cover the mathematics scheme of work for the second half of year 9. The scheme of work outlines each of the units with notes and examples. Each of the units contains pages from the pupils' book. The scheme and books have been designed to cater for a range of levels.
Alongside the pupils' material there are lesson plans which outline the content of the unit, these are differentiated into three levels, ST, A and E as well as suggested routes through them.
The units include:
• More detailed lesson plans with references to the pupils' book, teacher dialogue, key questions to ask and suggestions for teaching styles.
• Teaching notes which give a comprehensive background to the topic and where appropriate, a historical perspective.
• A variety of activities for whole class or groups.
• Overhead slides, mental tests and extra exercises.
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MEP Scheme of Work for Year 9B
This scheme of work gives the order of topics for the second half of year 9. Each topic is accompanied by brief notes and a few examples. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource that includes a practical activity must include a risk assessment. Please note that collections may contain ARCHIVE resources, which were developed at…
Unit 9 Area, Perimeter and Volume
In general this MEP unit on Area can be viewed as a revision unit on area, volume and circles. There is however, for more able pupils, new material on surface area and volume of shapes including compound shapes. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource that includes a practical activity must include a risk assessment. Please note…
Unit 10 Sequences
Sequences in this MEP unit are always covered by a rule. Sequences with constant differences as well as finding the formula for a linear sequence are topics covered in this unit. Misconceptions such as pupils not realising that there can be more than one are rule giving rise to the same starting values and that there are many sequences…
4/5- Publication year: 1990 - 1999
- Textbook
Unit 11 Algebraic Manipulation
This MEP unit assumes that by now pupils should be able to use algebraic notation and manipulation with confidence! It recaps the ideas of equations, formulae and identities. The dual concepts of brackets and factorisation are then considered. The final section returns to the use of formulae. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource…
Unit 12 Constructions and Loci
This geometric MEP unit relies heavily on knowledge acquired previously, particularly for angles and scale drawings. Constructions of a perpendicular bisector, a bisector of an angle are amongst those required. Accuracy of measurement and construction is emphasised throughout this section. To solve some of the problems set, pupils…
- 4/5
- Publication year: 1990 - 1999
- Textbook
Unit 13 Graphs, Equations and Inequalities
This MEP unit is primarily for those on the express route instructing them in the higher level algebraic concepts. It starts by looking how to solve linear inequalities and illustrate their solution using a number line. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource that includes a practical activity must include a risk assessment. Please…
Unit 14 Estimation and Approximation
This MEP unit emphasises that pupils should appreciate the level of accuracy being used in particular estimations and approximations. For those taking the express route further work on max/min values is included. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource that includes a practical activity must include a risk assessment. Please note…
Unit 15 Trigonometry
The initial part of this MEP unit which is suitable for all pupils revisits Pythagoras Theorem. Higher level topics such as trigonometric functions and calculating missing sides in triangles are introduced later. The three functions, sine, cosine and tangent are introduced as is their use in a right angled triangle. The naming conventions…
Unit 16 Cumulative Frequency
This MEP unit builds on earlier work on statistics and covers the important concept of cumulative frequency curves, in addition to one key way of illustrating data namely box and whisker plots. Grouped data, modal class and frequency polygons are all introduced as well as upper and lower quartiles. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of…
Unit 17 Quadratic Functions
In this MEP unit previous work on algebra namely the aspects of functions, equations and graphs are brought together. It is particularly targeted at pupils on the the express route. There is a section on curve sketching which provides a recap for those on the academic route. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource that includes…
Unit 18 Sampling
In this MEP unit different techniques for obtaining samples are discussed, as is the difference between a sample and a census. Examples using random numbers to select a sample begin the section, systematic sampling and quota sampling follow. There is also a section on stratified random samples. HEALTH and SAFETY Any use of a resource…
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Resource by: Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching
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The collection is part of Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching
- Mathematics Enhancement Programme (MEP)
- MEP Year 9B
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