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4 August 2026

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Why this is different: I analysed mark schemes and examiner reports to build this. It’s not just content – it’s a method manual.

What’s inside (36 pages):

Topic-by-topic priority guide – Quadratics, Functions, Coordinate Geometry, Circular Measure, Trigonometry, Series, Differentiation, Integration. Each includes must-know facts and common exam traps.

Command word decoder – “Show that”, “Hence”, “Prove”, “Verify”. Cambridge uses these precisely. Your students must know the difference.

8 topics, 75 marks, 110 minutes – Differentiation carries 10–14 marks per paper. No topic is ever absent. This guide tells you exactly where to focus.

The 20 most-tested concepts – Chain rule, completing the square, stationary points, inverse functions, definite integrals, discriminant, trig identities, sum to infinity, circle equations, binomial coefficients.

4-week revision plan – Daily 90-minute sessions, timed past paper practice, spaced repetition. I use this to push C students to A*/A.

Worked examples for every topic – Full step-by-step solutions showing WHY each method works.

Exam day strategies – Opening protocol, time management, the A* mindset.

Quick reference – Master formula table, grade boundary targets, 20 most-tested concepts.

Key content covered: Quadratics (completing square, discriminant, inequalities), Functions (domain/range, inverse, composite, transformations), Coordinate Geometry (lines, circles, tangents, normals), Circular Measure (radians, arc length, sector/segment area), Trigonometry (exact values, identities, solving equations in [0,2π]), Series (binomial expansion, AP, GP, sum to infinity), Differentiation (chain rule, stationary points, rates of change), Integration (definite integrals, area, volume of revolution).

Who it’s for: A Level Maths teachers and tutors wanting a ready-to-use, evidence-based resource. Students targeting A*/A.

Hours of work over months and analytical effort has gone into making this guide and similar other guides. If you find this one useful for yourself and your students, would you like to consider exploring other guides at the store?

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gordonmarshall

4 months ago
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Wow, much depth and insight condensed in this one useful document. Thanks for sharing.

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