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SSS 1 Mathematics Lesson | First Term

SSS 1 Mathematics Lesson | First Term

Build strong foundation in SSS (or SHS) 1 Mathematics
Created byAbiodun Taiwo
Last updated 6/2022
English
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What you'll learn

  • Students should be able to convert numbers from other bases to base 10.
  • Define the term modular arithmetic and perform some basic arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction etc.
  • Define the term modular arithmetic and perform some basic arithmetic operations of addition, subtraction etc.
  • Solve problems on standard form and use the standard notation of indices appropriately
  • Define logarithm and deduce a relationship between indices and logarithm
  • Use logarithm table to solve problems relating to capital market and other real life problems.
  • Change the subject of any given equation and solves problems on any types of variation.
  • Identify a quadratic equation and solve problems involving quadratic equations using different methods.
  • Form quadratic equations with given roots and draw quadratic equation graphs.
  • Explain what is a simple statement with examples
  • Distinguish between simple and compound statement.

Course content

1 section11 lectures3h 54m total length
  • Number Base System32:50

    Explore number bases, including binary and decimal, master conversion between bases and fractional representations, and perform base arithmetic such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

  • Modular Arithmetic23:36

    Explore modular arithmetic concepts, including modulus, remainder, and the modular identity, through day-of-week examples and techniques for simplifying, adding, subtracting, and multiplying modulo n.

  • Indices20:40

    Explore standard form and indices, expressing numbers as unit times ten to a power and shifting decimals. Apply the laws of indices, multiplication, division, zero and negative indices, roots.

  • Simple Equations And Variations19:52

    Explore variation and its types, including direct variation and inverse variation, with real-world examples on distance, time, and costs using constant of proportionality.

  • Quadratic Equation with Given Root16:33

    Explore solving quadratic equations by factoring and by using given roots, and construct quadratics from roots, illustrated with an example like x^2 + 11x + 18 = 0.

  • Quadratic Equation28:33

    Explore the relationship between linear and quadratic expressions, the general form ax^2+bx+c with a not equal to zero, and master factorization, difference of two squares, and solving quadratic equations.

  • Quadratic Equation (Graphical Method)32:30

    Learn to apply the graphical method to solve quadratic equations by plotting a table of values, scales, and points to identify roots and the line of symmetry.

  • Logic Reasoning7:20

    Explore logic as a branch of philosophy evaluating arguments by fundamental laws of scientific thinking. Learn statements (propositions) true or false and the laws of identity, contradictions, and excluded media.

  • Logical Operations And Their Symbol19:25

    Explore how simple statements form compound statements using conjunction, disjunction, implication, and if and only if. Learn the symbols for logical operators, construct truth tables, and determine truth values.

  • Logical Reasoning II (Tautology and Contractions)12:26

    Examine tautology and contradiction through truth tables, showing the last column truth defines tautology and the last column false defines contradiction, with examples of implication, conjunction, disjunction, and negation.

  • Derived Trigonometric (Ratio of Special Angles)20:21

    Derive sine, cosine, and tangent for 30°, 60°, and 45° using special-angle triangles and the Pythagoras theory. Apply addition formulas to solve without tables.

Requirements

  • You’ll require good writing materials. You may also need graph sheets, a statistical (or four – figure) table, calculator, working sheet, mathematical set etc. Attentiveness, calm mind and seriousness are also required.

Description

Build strong foundation in SSS (or SHS) 1 Mathematics!

Mathematics is very essential to the success of any student regardless of the department or prospective career. The importance of ensuring foundational competence in SSS (or SHS) Mathematics cannot be over-emphasized. It has been repeatedly reported how students fail horribly at both school and national papers like WASSCE. On research it was discovered that about 75% of the reasons for the poor performance of students in this subject is connected to poor foundational learning background and outdated teaching methods.


In this tutorial, we have adroitly synthesized our lecture style with many factors and targets in view. Few of these are;

  • Instructional materials like Large Graphs, Maths Sets etc to help you follow along

  • Encouraging, empathic and fun atmosphere to stimulate your interest and ensure your participation.

  • Comprehensive explanation of each concept.

  • Provision of adequate examples, exercises, QUIZZES and ASSIGNMENTS to help you build competence and confidence

  • Practical tips to help them remember the topics and concepts in exams etc


Being NERDC-compliant, our lessons are tailored to serve as a preparatory and revisional asset towards your school exams, national competitions, National Papers like WASSCE, JAMB, NECO and GCE. As seen in our physical tutorials and bootcamps, our technique has produced many students with outstanding results in WASSCE, JAMB, JUPEB, GCE and NECO. You are in safe hands.


You really have nothing to fear. We also provided real-time support. Should you need further help or clarification on any topic, you may contact us through the ‘Q & A’ online discussion feature, provided within the course. We will be more than glad to help you out. You also stand to benefit from the huge community of learners. The ‘Q & A’ Feature gives you that opportunity to chat and rub minds with other students about the topics. Trust me; you don’t want to miss this offer!


With our UNRESRICTED 1-YEAR ACCESS to your classes, you will be able to access the lessons anywhere, anytime, as many times as you like within your subscription period! You also get a free access whenever we update of course contents. That’s additional advantage at no marginal cost!


We ensure that you get MORE VALUE at a LESSER RATE. The Lessons are tailored according to the standard used in schools and tutorial centers all over the country. After completion of the tutorial, you may not need any additional class to ace your Exams.


The topics we have covered in this tutorial are according to the NERDC Scheme of Work. These are stated:

  • Volumes of Frustum of Cone, Rectangular-Based Pyramid and Other

  • Pyramid

  • Geometrical Construction

  • Triangle: Drawing and Bisection of Line Segment; Construction and

  • Bisection of Angles

  • Construction: Construction of Quadrilateral Polygon; Construction of

  • Equilateral Triangle; Locus of Moving Points

  • Deductive Proof: Sum of Angles of a Triangle; Revision of Angles on

  • Parallel Line Cut by a Transversal Line

  • Calculation of Range, Median and Mode of Ungrouped Data

  • Mean Deviation, Variance and Standard Deviation


Ample time has been taken to comprehensively explain each concept. Detailed stepwise solutions have also been provided to help you follow along.



Who This Tutorial is for:

  • Students Preparing to resume into SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term.

  • Students who need better understanding of SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term topics.

  • Teachers or Tutors who need quick, in-depth revision or study of the topics.

  • Parents/Guardians who desire to guide Children or Wards in studying or solving questions from SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term Topics.

  • Mathematics enthusiasts/Instructors seeking to keep shape or have firm grip of SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term Mathematics.

Who this course is for:

  • Students Preparing to resume into SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term.
  • Students who need better understanding of SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term topics.
  • Teachers or Tutors who need quick, in-depth revision or study of the topics.
  • Parents/Guardians who desire to guide Children or Wards in studying or solving questions from SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term Topics.
  • Mathematics enthusiasts/Instructors seeking to keep shape or have firm grip of SSS (or SHS) 1 First Term Mathematics.