GCSE Maths OCR Exam Practice Workbook: Higher - for the Grade 9-1 Course (includes Answers): ideal for catch-up and the 2022 and 2023 exams

Bought used. Was like new. Thanks.

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CGP have released a slew of new revision guides to address the changing maths curriculum and exams - the first students to sit the new style exams are current year 10 i.e. students taking their GCSEs in 2017. Don't buy these books if you're looking for a revision guide for 2016! There are lots of different books, and hence lots of options to choose from. To make sure you buy the most useful guide, check the following: 1. Which exam board? The main boards are AQA, OCR and Edexcel. Whilst there's lots of overlap in content, buy the book that's tailored to your exam board as the question styles vary quite a bit. 2. Do you want a revision guide, exam practice, both or a specialist book focusing on how to achieve the new grade 9? The revision guide is perfect if you want to check how to actually do a topic; the exam practice books are perfect if you just want to practice lots of questions, and the grade 9 book is great if you're confident and want to ensure you're giving yourself the best chance of getting the top grade. Once you've decided, I'd buy one of the CGP books with confidence. The style is chatty and a bit amusing/cringeworthy in places, which will certainly lighten the mood during revision sessions. The questions and guidance are clearly set out, and the explanations of topics are generally good. My only qualm is that with specimen papers just released, and a lack of clarity over the new grading system, I'm not sure how CGP have managed to grade individual questions - I would take these gradings with a pinch of salt. Overall, though, a recommended purchase.

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Excellent for what it is made for, plenty of variation to the questions that undoubtedly will be faced in the exams. Helped me a lot.

Super thank you I am very happy.

This is a clear and comprehensive revision guide for GCSE Maths. It has sections on all the major topics: Number, Algebra, Graphs, Ratio Proportion & Rates of Change, Geometry & Measures, Pythagoras & Trigonometry, and Probability and Statistics, plus some practice papers, and a section with answers at the back. As you'd expect with a revision guide, it's fairly dry and unexciting, though I did detect what seemed to a an attempt a humour at the beginning of the book.