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6 November 2026

pptx, 3.66 MB
pptx, 3.66 MB

A complete lesson on differentiating one term at a time, with each new term revealed on its own click so students have time to process it. Each idea is introduced just before the example that uses it: expanding brackets, splitting fractions, writing roots as powers, then “the gradient AT or the gradient IS?� (substitute or solve). Nine worked examples include finding where the gradient is zero, the gradient where a curve meets a line, and an unknown constant. A summary slide brings every rule together before the practice.

Fully animated PowerPoint lesson, ready to teach from or to use for revision. Every worked example is revealed one line at a time, and diagrams and graphs are drawn live, so students see each step as you explain it. Includes learning objectives, a starter, common mistakes, practice with answers, an exam-style question with a full M1/A1 mark scheme, and an exit ticket. All questions are original. Matches the Pearson Edexcel IAL Pure Mathematics 1 textbook. Watch me teach the lessons on YouTube: @mredinemaths.

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