Year 10 Mathematics

Year 10 Mathematics

Mathematics and Statistics is delivered at Level 5 of the curriculum and encourages students to develop a logical way of approaching problems based on contextual situations. The topics covered give a broad foundation required to progress further in Mathematics.

Using a mix of both traditional, and electronic devices, students will focus on key Mathematical and Statistical skills in areas such as Number work, Geometry, Measurement, Data Handling, Algebra and Problem Solving. Students will be required to work both individually as well as collaboratively depending upon the task at hand.

Assessment

Mathematics is assessed by means of common tests throughout the year, sat in class, as well as more formal exams sat during the mid-year and end-of-year examination period.

All students will sit the new NCEA co-requisite Numeracy standard.

FAQ:

Q: Can I move from this course to an extension mathematics course.

A: Yes, you will be able to move into Year 11 Mathematics Extension if you have shown you are capable during the content of this course.

Q: Why do I need to sit the NCEA co-requisite Numeracy standard?

A: You must pass this co-requisite Numeracy standard to be eligible to gain any NCEA qualification.

Q: What happens if I fail the co-requisite Numeracy standard?

A: You can attempt the co-requisite Numeracy standard multiple times. There are two opportunities each year to sit the co-requisite Numeracy standard.