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SchoolOnline's Secondary Maths videos are brilliant, bite-size tutorial videos delivered by examiners. Ideal for ages 13-17, they cover every key topic and sub topic covered in GCSE Maths in clear and easy to follow...

Understand the relation between place values and digits as a division by 10.

A Guide to transposing instruments, and what to do with them

This video is about compound adjectives. These are words (adverbs, adjectives, nouns, past or present participle) that when put together they become a compound adjective. They are very much used in English when describing a person or a...

Learn how to modulate using the Neapolitan chord, a more advanced modulation technique that allows you to move keys quite dramatically. In this music theory lesson we explain how to use the Neapolitan Chord as a means of modulating to a...

Learning and practising scales and arpeggios can seem like a waste of time to many students. In this video, we explore the why spending time practising scales and arpeggios can really help improve your playing technique. “Oh no, not...

Adding multi-digit whole numbers using base-ten blocks.

Adding multi-digit whole numbers using base-ten blocks

The naming of the modes can seem pretty confusing. Which note name do you use? What do you do with the key signature? Does the order of the modes matter? Today, I've got a four step flowchart for you to help you name any mode.

Represent multi-digit whole numbers using base-ten blocks.

Can you name the key this piece of music is in? This music theory lesson explains how to look at a short extract of music and figure out the key without hearing it. This types of exercises are often met in theory exams, where you are...

Why Do We Need Key Signatures?

How To Find The Key In Three EASY Steps

Subtraction using base-ten blocks with regrouping.

Subtraction using base-ten blocks.

We often see accidentals in music but they have different significance depending on the context. Accidentals might be flagging up a key change, or they might be decorative chromatic notes, or they might be signifying a minor key, or they...

When you look at a melody how do you know in which key it is composed? This music theory lesson presents a short piece and explains how to determine the key of a given melody. It also talks about modulation to a different key. How good...

A flowchart for reading the Key Signature

How to build all minor scales

Today we look at one of music's most useful resources - the circle of fifths, and how we can build it.

Introduction to the Circle of Fifths

Understand the relation between place values as multiplication by 10.

Use base-ten blocks to represent division.