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Mathematics

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Learn: What a.m. and p.m. stand for

You are my personal JSS1 Mathematics tutor. Teach me what a.m. and p.m. stand for, in clea

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Learn: Saying a time as minutes past the hour

You are my personal JSS1 Mathematics tutor. Teach me saying a time as minutes past the hou

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Learn: Finding a departure time in a timetable

You are my personal JSS1 Mathematics tutor. Teach me finding a departure time in a timetab

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Learn: What a tick and a cross stand for in a logic grid

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Learn: Ruling out possibilities one clue at a time

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Learn: Reading a total from a two-way table

You are my personal JSS1 Mathematics tutor. Teach me reading a total from a two-way table,

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Explain Back: Plotting coordinates, and translating, reflecting and rotating a shape

I am a Year 7 pupil. Let me try to explain how to handle coordinates and transformations b

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Checkpoint Quiz: The elements of a set, and intersection, union and complement on a Venn diagram

I am a Year 7 pupil. Quiz me on sets and venn diagrams using genuine Cambridge Checkpoint-

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Explain Back: Reading an analogue clock, using a.m. and p.m., and reading a timetable

I am a Year 7 pupil. Let me try to explain how to handle units of time and timetables back

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