A Special Christmas Edition of Mr Barton’s Autograph Videos which has a look at the online Autograph Player (with a festive twist!). To have a play with the file yourself, just visit: http://www.autograph-maths.com/simon/…
Author: Craig Barton
Autograph Video 7 – Edit Axes
This time we take a closer look at the Edit Axes menu to get our Autograph page looking exactly how we want it.
Autograph Video 6 – Combined Transformations
This time we look at how we can use Autograph to combine Transforamtions, and there is even a little puzzle for you to have a think about…
Autograph Video 5 – Translation
This time we complete the set of Transformations by looking at how we can carry out Translations in Autograph. Mr Barton also sorts out the screen size issue!
Autograph Video 4 – Enlargement
In this video we look at how we can carry out Enlargements in Autograph, which also leads us to our first viewing of a Dynamic Text Box!
Autograph Video 3 – Rotation
In this video we look at how to carry out Rotations in Autograph 3.3.
Autograph Video 2 – Reflection
In this second video we look at three different ways of doing Reflections in Autograph.
Autograph Video 1 – Shapes
In this first video we look at the issue of Whiteboard Mode and how we go about creating basic shapes.
TES Maths ROTW 15 – Geometrical Square Rooting
I stumbled upon this wonderful activity when I was looking through the resources uploaded by one of my favourite contributors to TES, and as soon as I saw it I was blown away. It containedContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 14 – Drawing in 2D and 3D
I am not very spatially aware, which is why I need all the help I can get when attempting to teach certain topics. Sketching objects in 3D is a particular area of weakness for meContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 13 – GCSE Visual Prompts
It is often quite difficult to bring a bit of creativity into the revision process, and there is a danger that if students are bombarded with past paper after past paper, their levels of engagementContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 12 – Calculator Story
Students not being able to work their calculators properly is a common problem that can have potentially disastrous results when then come to take an assessment. The problem isn’t helped, of course, but the numberContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 11 – Pirate Trigonometry
I will resist the urge to do a pirate impression throughout this review… Trigonometry is a topic that many students find difficult. Once they have mastered the basics of SOHCAHTOA, I find the next hurdleContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 10 – Algebraic Manipulation Maze
My delightful Year 11 class are going to love this! All the A and A* algebra skills they need, bundled up into one lovely (very challenging!) maze! Students must try and navigate their way throughContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 9 – Circumference of Cricles
Pi is amazing. Fact. And if you ask me, students should be given the opportunity to discover one of the most amazing numbers in the world themselves. This set of resources contains an activity thatContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 8 – Grid Games
Grid Games is such a wonderfully simple idea that has gone down a storm in my classroom this week. Students are presented with a grid of questions on a given topic, and then must answerContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 7 – A Level PowerPoints
If you are teaching the Core 3 A2 module to your Year 13 students, then before you embark upon any planning, be sure to check this resource out! It is a set of PowerPoint presentationsContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 6 – Group Challenge Puzzle Sheets
Where on earth did those 6 weeks go? Yes, summer may be over, and whilst that means the return of students, marking and planning, it also means the return of the Maths Resource of theContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 5 – The Pirate Game
Well, the end of term is finally in sight. Like me, you may well be faced with the classic dilemma – your students are demanding a “fun lesson”, English have been showing DVDs for theContinue reading
TES Maths ROTW 4 – The Average Student
It’s that time of the year when your classes have probably finished their end of year exams, and you are looking for something a bit different to do to help you (and your students!) getContinue reading