Keith Burnett
ping-dot-keith commercial-at gmail dot com
GCSE maths handouts
- 4 sets of 'functional' questions.
- From 15 years ago but still useable perhaps with updated quantities. Now with
handwritten answers! I'd probably reword the instructions as 'do as many as you can in
20 minutes' if I was writing this today.
- GCSE Angle facts place
mat
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- An A3 format pdf file with facts on the first
side and questions to try on the second side.
- Probability
Rules and Tools
- An A4 format handout with GCSE
foundation maths notes on probability. There is also a two page glossary.
- 200 pages
of GCSE Foundation Maths questions
- A couple
of years worth of questions and tests.
No solutions and you need to watch for typos.
- Number topic guide
- GCSE Foundation maths. My attempt at a clear layout
for dyslexic students (but suitable for everyone).
- Four Maths place mats
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Designed for printing in colour on A3 paper, best for
revision.
- 2014 vintage Rules and Tools guides (old syllabus)
- Algebra,
data and
number.
Written for the old GCSE Foundation syllabus.
Maths bits and pieces
- Using a spreadsheet to explore functions
- 14 pages about basic spreadsheet use to make plots of
graphs including the straight line, quadratic, cubic and sine.
- Deriving the quadratic formula
- This
one came up in a higher tier GCSE class I was sitting in last year so I
wrote it out just in case I need it again.
- Quadratic sequences and the nth
term formula
- A systematic exploration using algebraic notation.
- Special angle values
- Work out the exact values of the sine, cosine and tangent for
30°, 45° and 60° using Pythagoras' result and the trig
ratios. I've used a limit based argument to justify the values for
angles of 0° and 90°.
Other stuff
- Current wallpaper: Autumn sky and leaves
- Making the most of the rare sunny day with blue sky!
- vi
selected commands
- based on Greg
Tarsa's vi reference card. The original
vi tutorial is still a good starting point - just ignore all the stuff
about termcaps.
- NetBSD 10.0 quick start
- Light installation runs fine on an ancient Thinkpad T60.
Successfully updated base system to 10.0 release.
- Installing OpenBSD 7.6 on a
laptop
- A step by step guide to installing
OpenBSD with an XFCE desktop on a BIOS laptop.
-
A custom disklabel for OpenBSD on a laptop with a small disk
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I ran out of space on
/usr/local and decided to
try a customised partition layout for an OpenBSD install on a
64Gb SSD.
- GNU Nano quick
reference
- My one side guide. Nano gets the job
done
for many people.
- Year planner for any year
- I like to see everything in one place if I can - even
just as colour coded tags.
- 52:48
- A pictorial
representation of a strangely topical ratio.
- My universal bread
recipe
- One dough to rule them all. Mine is a low salt recipe.
- The rising and setting of the Sun and
Moon and the times of twilight
- A self contained Javascript calculator page that you can save to
your computer.
- The Old Computer Challenge
- Each
summer for the last four years or so, an assorted bunch of people have
spent a week (roughly) using an 'old' computer of some kind and
participating (to varying degrees) in a loose community.
- Old Wallpapers
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