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Level 1 Volume 4 Fractions, Decimals and Percentages Teacher : Elizabeth Smith - BM (Hons) Dip. Ed. Liz Smith is our teacher for this volume on fractions, decimals and percentages. For children at the top end of primary School and early senior school years this set of lessons is invaluable. The three main topics covered are the ones that often cause students the most trouble at school. Liz's simple, clear demonstration of the skills involved will provide much-needed help to all students. Completion of this volume gives students the springboard to advance with confidence into new concepts, and completes the coverage of basic skills needed by everyone. Topics Covered: Fractions: Improper and Mixed Fractions; Equivalent Fractions; Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division of Fractions Decimals: Decimals Converted to Fractions and vice versa; Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division of Decimal Percentages: Percentages Converted to Fractions; Problems Involving Percentages Previous Volume Next Volume English

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Glen Hutchinson PGCE Secondary Mathematics Curriculum Development Assignment On Contents Background on the chosen class Research on the topic Timetable Planning, Implementation and Evaluations ... Appendix 3: Analysis of the End of topic test answers Appendix 4: Actual (hand written) lesson plans (here as .gifs and not easily readable) Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 ... Lesson 6 Background on the chosen class The class chosen to do my CDA with was 9A2, a Year 9 class. Within Year 9 at Glossopdale there are twelve classes, six "A" classes numbered 1-6 and six "B" classes also numbered 1-6. Class 1 is the top set class and class 6 is the bottom set class with there being no difference between A or B. There are twenty-nine pupils in the class identified as working at Key Stage Level 4/5 to 6/7 (see Appendix 1 for full class list and individual level indicators). Immediately before the Easter holidays, this class were sitting mock Key Stage 3 SAT's. All but two pupils had been entered for the SAT Level 4-6, except for Emma Shard and Kathryn Hall who had been entered for Level 5-7. The text book the school was using for this class was Letts Educational Key Stage 3 Classbook. Basically, the book has three sections; Level 4, Level 5 and Level 6 that reflect National Curriculum Level Indicators for the Key Stage. A topic can appear in all three sections and the level of work will get progressively harder in each section. In September, the class teacher starts at the beginning of the book and aims to complete Level 6 before the Key Stage 3 SAT's. Therefore, the class had already covered a certain amount of work previously in the academic year on Fractions and Percentages (Level 4), Working with Decimals (Level 4), Decimals and Negative Numbers (Level 5) and Fractions and Percentages (Level 5). In Level 6, where I was starting from, the previous knowledge was being consolidated under one heading Fractions, Decimals and Percentages. I found some of the content in the Level 6 chapter was at times too difficult for some of the weaker pupils in the class.

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CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH Tuesday 8th April 2003 Text only BBCi Homepage You are in : Numbers Comparing all three 'Comparing all 3' tutor notes The aim of the Comparing all 3 topic area is to remind learners how to recognise equivalencies between common fractions, percentages and decimals. Students may find it useful to look at the Comparing decimals and percentages Comparing fractions and decimals and Comparing fractions and percentages modules before starting this module. Please let us know what you think of the factsheets, worksheets, quiz and game at skillswise.feedback@bbc.co.uk In this section you'll find: Comparing all 3 game This is a pairs game where the learner has to match equivalent fractions, decimals or percentages. At the start of the game the learner can choose to match fractions and decimals, decimals and percentages, fractions and percentages or compare all three. There are three levels within the game, level A the easiest and level C the hardest with more pairs to match. This game has sound. Make sure the learner turns the speakers on or plugs in their headphones.

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Number Resources for Adult Basic Skills Students Printable Numeracy Resources - Number Worksheets and resources on this page are all linked to specific levels of N1/2 in the UK Adult Numeracy Core Curriculum. Worksheets in this section are only available as PDF documents. Learn more about downloading, saving or printing our PDF resources. The view all main areas of the Adult Numeracy Core Curriculum click here . This pages deals only with N1 and N2. The complete curriculum is available for download from the Basic Skills Agency. Areas shown as blue hyperlinks have associated PDF resources. If you can't find the resource/worksheet you need - please contact us, we may be able to create something for you. Number Whole numbers Fractions, decimals and percentages. Entry 1 Entry 1 Entry 2 Entry 2 Entry 3 Entry 3 Level 1 Level 1 Level 2 Level 2 Number 1 (Whole Numbers) - Entry Level 1 Read and write numbers up to ten including zero (a) understand that numerals can be represented in different ways, e.g. Roman numerals, Arabic numerals.

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DECIMAL NUMBERS A decimal number is a fraction which has 10 or a power of 10 as a denominator. Thus or or are decimal fractions. In writing a decimal fraction, it is convenient to omit the denominator and indicate what it is by placing a point or period (.) called a decimal point in the numerator so that there shall be as many figures to the right of this point as there are zeros in the denominator. The above fractions now become and , read as “ decimal two-six, decimal seven-six, and decimal zero-five-three-two. The term “ common ” is used to describe all fractions other than those which are decimal fractions. It will be necessary from time to time to convert from one form of fraction to another. The techniques used are summarized, with an example given for each. To change from a common fraction to a decimal fraction, simply divide the numerator by the denominator. On a calculator, this technique becomes quite straightforward. 4 divided by 100 To change a decimal fraction to a common fraction, write the nonzero portion of the decimal fraction as the numerator. Then write as the denominator, a one (1) with a zero for every digit, or place, after the decimal. Finally, simplify the numerator and denominator by cancellation. 5/40 (dividing numerator and denominator by 25) 1/8 (dividing numerator and denominator by 5) PERCENTAGES When quantities must be compared, fractions are not always helpful. Nor are decimals necessarily ideal for rapid calculations. In many cases, it is better to arrange matters so that all fractions considered have a denominator of 100.

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Syd's Game Fractions, decimals and percentages I am 1/10 Change me to a decimal, then multiply me by 2. I am 0.2 Add 0.55 to me. I am 0.75 Change me to a fraction, then divide me by 3. I am a quarter Change me to a decimal, then halve me. I am 0.125 Multiply me by 10. I am 1.25 Take away 0.5, then change me to a fraction. I am 3/4 Change me to a decimal, then subtract five hundredths. I am 0.7 Double me. I am 1.4 Divide me by 10. I am 0.14 Multiply me by 2, then change me to a percentage. I am 28% Double me, then change me to a decimal. I am 0.56 subtract 0.06, then change me to a fraction I am a half Change me to a percentage, then divide me by 10. I am 5% Subtract me from 100%, then change me to a decimal. I am 0.95 Subtract five hundredths from me, then change me to a fraction I am nine tenths Divide me by 9. Click on the green guy to return to my HOMEPAGE Back to Magnificent Mental Maths Lara Savory E-Mail: loopy.learning@virgin.net Dreamt up 13 March 1999 URL: http://freespace.virgin.net/lara.savory

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