1. Fp2 Revision Ocr A-level

OCR ADVANCED SUBSIDIARY GCE IN PURE MATHEMATICS (MEI). Further Methods for Advanced Mathematics, FP2 (4756) A2. Mar 8, 2008 - raised about the timing of the exams this year: for example FP2 was in mid-May this year. The revision guide for Core 1 has been released.

What followed then, it could easily be interpreted as an attempt to take over the world Opel.

A Level Page MATHSHELPER FOR STUDENTS A Level Resources Over the course of my teaching career I have written various revision sheets for my students at both of the schools I have taught. I don't agree with the philosophy of cramming close to the exam, but students will be students, and I wanted mine to have a document that they could refer to the night before to ensure that they knew all the required information for the exam.

Fp2 Revision Ocr A-level

Inevitably when writing them I have had in mind the set who were going to use them. If I have had a weaker set, then I have possibly been a little bit patronising in detailing even the 'obvious' points. If it was for a brighter set then I have sometimes dwelt on the very subtle areas of the course and skimming over the 'obvious'. If you think anything is very poorly explained, incomplete or (worse) wrong, please drop me a note to let me know. They are written for the specified exam board, but they should be useful for any board including OCR, EdExcel, MEI, AQA but the user must beware and use at their own risk. The following are up-to-date with the current OCR syllabus: (I wouldn't print this out.over 100 pages) (3x3 matrix inverter is ) (incomplete) (very incomplete) (non existent) (non existent) (incomplete) (incomplete) At my previous school I wrote the following for the MEI syllabus: (little bits missing) Other Documents (of varying usefulness) (not on any syllabus, but important IMHO) (not well concluded at all).