Studying maths improves … Analytical skills – clear thinking, attention to detail, ability to follow complex reasoning, ability to understand and construct logical arguments. Communication skills – ability to answer questions clearly and to communicate an argument precisely and logically, both orally and in written form. Investigative skills – knowing where and how to find information. Learning skills – ability to understand difficult concepts and apply them to a problem. Problem Solving Skills – being able to present a solution clearly, take a flexible approach, tackle a problem with confidence and appreciate when to seek help. Self management – thorough approaches to work, time management, ability to work independently, determination. Team work – students often work together to solve problems.
Name: Maths AS Level Qualification title: - Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment Six modular exams: 3 exams in May of Year 12 leading to AS Mathematics and a further 3 exams in June of Year 13. Awarding Edexcel Created 20160708 08:49:23 Updated 20160708 12:28:03
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Churchill Community College
Foundation School
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Churchill Street Town: Wallsend