As
a secondary school Maths teacher, I frequently develop resources for
use in the classroom. These range from worksheets to
interactive
demonstrations, and include activities and tasks suitable for both home
and classroom use. I'm particularly keen on the use of Excel
for
developing standalone tools for use by both teachers and students.
I index resources as I create them, and my searchable
database is
available as an Excel
spreadsheet.
This contains links to over 500 teaching resources hosted
on
my
website. If you prefer, there is an online pdf page which will be easier if you don't want to download the spreadsheet, but doesn't have the
same nifty search functionality.
Requirements:
Most files are in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint or PDF format. For full functionality, some Excel files require you to enable macros (find out how, and why).
There are some video files in .WMV or .MPG format. There are also some dynamic geometry files available, in .GGB format. These require GeoGebra, which is a free piece of dynamic geometry software that can be downloaded from: www.geogebra.org
Update: The latest GeoGebra resources I produce are available on their dedicated sharing site (which has many other great resources too): GeoGebraTube
If you have found my resources particularly helpful, and feel that you can spare a pound or two, I would be very grateful if you would consider making a small donation towards the costs of hosting the website (ad-free).
If
you want to report a
problem, make a comment,
proffer a suggestion or submit a request, please email me: anthony@thechalkface.net
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| Searchable Excel database
of teaching
resources (updated August 2016) |
PDF of teaching resources (updated August 2016) |
Requirements:
Most files are in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint or PDF format. For full functionality, some Excel files require you to enable macros (find out how, and why).
There are some video files in .WMV or .MPG format. There are also some dynamic geometry files available, in .GGB format. These require GeoGebra, which is a free piece of dynamic geometry software that can be downloaded from: www.geogebra.org
Update: The latest GeoGebra resources I produce are available on their dedicated sharing site (which has many other great resources too): GeoGebraTube
More A-level
resources (past papers, model solutions, Not-Formula Books) at A-level
Resources
If you have found my resources particularly helpful, and feel that you can spare a pound or two, I would be very grateful if you would consider making a small donation towards the costs of hosting the website (ad-free).
