Pupil outcome: I can explain how a 7-digit number can be composed. Key learning points: - Known facts and unitising can be applied when partitioning 7-digit numbers. - If the missing part is an addend then the other addend is subtracted...

Pupil outcome: I can use the laws of indices to divide two powers where the bases are the same. Key learning points: - When dividing two terms, you can sometimes write this more simply. - If the powers have the same base, then the powers...

Pupil outcome: I can use my knowledge of the laws of indices to solve problems. Key learning points: - The base could be a number, letter or combination of the two. - The laws are another way you can simplify an expression. - Plotting...

Pupil outcome: I can use the laws of indices to simplify a power raised to another power. Key learning points: - The index tells you how many identical terms you must multiply together. - By studying the structure of multiplication, you...

Pupil outcome: I can use the laws of indices to multiply two powers where the bases are the same. Key learning points: - When multiplying two terms, you can sometimes write this more simply. - If the powers have the same base, then the...

Pupil outcome: I can describe where power comes from online and explain how I can use my power online. Key learning points: - People can use their power to influence others online. - Power comes from popularity, status, money and fame. -...

Pupil outcome: I can apply protocols of specific fitness tests that measure power, speed and strength, and compare results to normative data. Key learning points: - Fitness tests are measured or recorded using various units. - Power can...

Pupil outcome: I can compare the power of different appliances and work out how much they cost to use. Key learning points: - Electrical appliances and devices use different amounts of energy each second, as indicated by their power...

Pupil outcome: I can evaluate the power of the Government and media. Key learning points: - The Government has power through elections, gaining a mandate to make decisions for all. - Parliamentary sovereignty lets the Government change...

Pupil outcome: I can describe the similarities and differences between different types of conflict. Key learning points: - There are many different types of conflict presented in the anthology. - Many of the poems explore multiple types...

Pupil outcome: I can create a reasoned discussion about whether the media holds those in power to account. Key learning points: - A deliberative discussion is well planned and respectful, it's not an argument. - Holding someone or...

Pupil outcome: I can explain different types of power and influence. Key learning points: - Some of the types of power within society include: political power, legal power, media power and hard power. - Types of influence within society...

Erica Chenoweth, a political scientist at Harvard University, explains that civil resistance is a nonviolent strategy where ordinary people coordinate to demand and protect democracy. Successful movements typically rely on four key...

In the late 700s and early 800s, Maya nobles started gaining more power as royal authority began to weaken. At cities like Copán and Yaxchilan, nobles built their own monuments and played bigger roles in government, which had been...

This content explains how to solve a physics problem involving a sphere suspended by a cord and pushed by a horizontal breeze, holding it in equilibrium at an angle. Learn to apply Newton's Laws and resolve forces to find the magnitude...

This video solves a physics problem calculating the speed a cyclist must maintain to achieve a specific power output while climbing an inclined path. It demonstrates the relationship between power, force, and velocity in a real-world...

This video explains the concept of rotational kinetic energy stored in a flywheel, demonstrating its application in vehicles like trucks for efficient energy usage

This video demonstrates how to calculate the work done by a force and the power generated as an object moves through a given displacement over time. It provides a clear, step-by-step solution to a physics problem involving vectors.

Understand the difference between average and instantaneous power in physics, and how to calculate each using real-world examples and calculus. This Class 11 and AP Physics lesson links energy, time, and force to power measurement.

In this video, we use the product rule and the power rule to simplify expressions.

In this video, we will factor polynomials that don't initially appear to be in the form of a quadratic. We will accomplish this by rewriting them in the form of a quadratic with substitution.

This video is an introduction to the rational root theorem. First, we define the rational root theorem, and then use one example to find ALL roots of a polynomial.

In this video, we solve exponential equations by rewriting the exponential terms so that they have the same base.

In this video, we solve more exponential equations by rewriting the terms so that they have the same base.