Mathematics
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Spot My Mistake: A Checkpoint question on the angles of a polygon
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Subscribe to unlock allCambridge Way: The size of a right angle, and its square symbol
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Subscribe to unlock allSpot My Mistake: A Checkpoint question naming types of angle
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Changing every measurement to the smallest unit first
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Looking at the tens digit to round to the nearest hundred
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Looking at the hundreds digit to round to the nearest thousand
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz Me: Reading the remainders upwards to write the binary number
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz Me: Why a composite number has more than two factors
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Putting fractions in descending order with a common denominator
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz Me: Adding the numerator before writing the answer
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Why fractions with different denominators cannot be added directly
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz Me: Writing both fractions with the new denominator
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz Me: Subtracting fractions with different denominators
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Subscribe to unlock allQuiz Me: Reducing the fraction to its lowest terms
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Subscribe to unlock allLearn: Moving right to add a positive number
You are my personal JSS1 Mathematics tutor. Teach me moving right to add a positive number, in clear steps and with a Nigerian example where it helps. Check I have followed each step before moving on, and finish with one short question for me to try.
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