Math Is Fun Forum

Heloooo

Greetings Choco
I'm scared of spiders as well and ants!
It's good your learning spanish. I can speak german and hawaiian quite well

I like that marble adding machine

^He is a savant
I have actually met an extraordinary savant too  called Daniel Tammet. You can find him on youtube. He's a really nice person!

At least you've realised your interested in maths quite young

So, Have you just finishes year 6?

Cheers

My mum went away for a weekend about 4 months ago and i was staying at one of her friends' houses. In the room i was sleeping in, their was a poster of pi to 1000 digits. Very random i know but i wrote and learnt it up to 765 digits. I can recite it  quite quickly now. My mum's actually away again and i'm at the same house in the same room for 8 days. I can see the poster if i turn my head so maybe i'll learn more

Learning A-Level makes you realise just how easy GCSE  work is. The good thing is that most of the GCSE work is already covered in Key Stage 3 apart from surds, rules of sine and cosine, the quadratic formula, variation and graphs of shift and stretch. A-Leel has tonnes of new topics. Well done for geting an A in all your modules so far. So, for an A-Level you need to do 6 modules? So, for instance, core 1 is just one module and you have to do 6?

The one i hate is the mechanics one. Stats isn't that bad to me and I am doing it for GCSE. So did you actually do an A-Level while you were in high school? I would consider taking the exam early but i did my SATS test a year early (Like another 7 other pupils in my school) and I got a  level 7a but then the following year i got a level 8a. Also, my old maths teacher trued to put 3 years curriculum into 1 year and it really didn't work because she always wanted to go to the IT Suite and draw a diagram on the board. One time we spent 2 weeks on a presentation about noughts and crosses. I really didn't learn much new maths in the first 2 years of high school.In year 9 though, we had a great teacher, he really wanted to push th class forward and certain individulas like myself. He told me about a girl who he taught A-Level stuff to in year 8 and she didn't even realise it was A-Level work! That mademe want to do that too and really push myself. It's also the summer holidays at the moment and my mum is away so i'm staying at a friend of hers house but i have my own room with a computer and sky. I brang  a suitcase full of GCSE books and a pure mathematics and Law A-Level text book.
I'm just saying that i want to get the best possible mark i can and i'd rather do it when i can really get the highest mark i can. Let's see how it goes..

^Thank you so much! It is good to finally get some encouragement

Like your display picture by the way

It is indeed and it's very delicious