“Have you tried switching it off and on again?”
We could learn a thing or two from our computers. Sometimes, even we need to switch ourselves off and on again.
We could learn a thing or two from our computers. Sometimes, even we need to switch ourselves off and on again.
This year has been a taxing year for many people all around the world. From job losses, salary reductions, loved ones passing away, relationships ending or just feeling incredibly overwhelmed. We have all had to make changes in our lifestyles to adjust to the new normal.
The use of digital gadgets has been steadily increasing over the years, drastically accelerating even more amid Covid-19. While businesses shut down globally and physical interaction was restricted, we’ve had to stay in touch with family and friends, study and work remotely – greatly increasing our screen time. While it’s great that this is possible due to digital technology, we do need to give ear to our eyes.
The 22 worksheets in this booklet provide practice in solving simple geometry problems (or riders). They focus on Grade 8 geometry content and include solutions for each question.
A comprehensive set of learner notes to help you overcome your end-of-year Maths exams. These notes provide learners with a step-by-step approach to topics in both Paper 1 and Paper 2. There is also a set of notes that will guide learners through answering a matric Maths Paper 1 and Paper 2. Feel free to share far and wide.
The Wits Maths Connect Secondary project is excited to share with you 10 worksheets that involve point plotting and a whole lot more. The materials are pitched at Grade 9 level but there are ideas that would be useful for Grade 10 too because of the links to functions.
We have called the pack #operation-sign because we believe that the distinction between sign and operation lies at the heart of what makes it difficult to learn and to teach negative numbers. Our research shows that way too many Grade 9s are struggling with negative numbers and this hampers their ability to make sense of algebra.
This booklet contains 10 worksheets that focus on introductory work in the Cartesian plane – plotting points, reading off coordinates, translating and reflecting points.
Despite the masks, physical distancing and reliance on hand sanitiser, there is little doubt that we’re heading back to some sense of normal. It’s most welcome. And the feeling seems to be mutual all round (introverted and extroverted alike).
“My life flashed before my eyes.” Yeah, probably not though. Far too much content to flash by in an instant. So what actually flashes before your eyes? I have a theory. I call them timeframes.