Cambridge Checkpoint Maths Student’s Book 3

Description

Endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education to support the full curriculum framework.

Progress your students’ understanding with accessible guidance on calculations and support for mental strategies.

Key Features

• Help your students to apply Maths to real-life situations through a culturally varied range of examples and a focus on ICT, investigations and problem-solving.
• Ensure the best support with a series that’s matched to the Cambridge Lower Secondary Maths curriculum framework
• Prepare students ahead of the Cambridge Checkpoint Test
• Cater for all students’ needs with a course written to ensure language is appropriate for students from around the world

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Section 1
   1. Integers, powers and roots
   2. Expressions and formulae
   3. Shapes and geometric reasoning
   4. Length, mass and capacity
   5. Planning and collecting data
   6. Calculations and mental strategies
   7. ICT, investigations and problem solving
   8. Review 1A
   9. Review 1B
3. Section 2
   1. Place value, ordering and rounding
   2. Equations and inequalities
   3. Pythagoras’ theorem
   4. Compound measures and motion
   5. Processing and presenting data
   6. Calculations and mental strategies 2
   7. ICT, investigations and problem solving
   8. Review 2A
   9. Review 2B
4. Section 3
   1. Fractions, decimals and percentages
   2. Sequences
   3. Position and movement
   4. Area and volume
   5. Interpreting and discussing results
   6. Calculations and mental strategies 3
   7. ICT, investigations and problem solving
   8. Review 3A
   9. Review 3B
5. Section 4
   1. Ratio and proportion
   2. Functions and graphs
   3. Bearings and drawings
   4. Measures and the circle
   5. Probability
   6. Calculations and mental strategies 4
   7. ICT, investigations and problem solving
   8. Review 4A
   9. Review 4B
6. Index

Author Biography

Ric Pimentel and Terry Wall have extensive teaching experience and have been Heads of Department. In a thirty year teaching career Terry Wall has taught in Turkey and the USA. He ran training courses for teachers in England and abroad including courses for the University of Cambridge International Examinations at the International Conference for Teachers held at Robinson College in Cambridge. Ric Pimentel was a teacher trainer specialising in IT applications for three years, and is currently teaching Mathematics in Cambridge. In addition to the first editions of Checkpoint Maths, other titles by these authors also endorsed by the University of Cambridge International Examinations are IGCSE Mathematics (Extended Syllabus) and IGCSE Core Mathematics.