IP Schools Maths Test & Exam Papers
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ascklee:
Thanks for your contribution. As for diagram I might be able to help out. It will be good if you can use Drupal to set up your website.What I don't upload are questions:
[2] that are best illustrated with the help of a diagram (e.g., questions that involves the length of a shadow) -- I'm really lousy at Adobe Illustrator and I take a lot of time just to produce the simplest of diagrams -
ascklee:
hi ascklee
Thank you for your feedback. No problems at all, maths is my passion! I'm glad you found the resources useful. Actually, all the problems in the Panpac (including the red dot and the yellow dot problems) and Shinglee books have all been solved -- it's the typing out that's taking lots of time and effort! 8-)
i happened to chance upon this thread.
thank u for yr generosity in sharing yr resources.
i would certainly let my gal know abt this useful link.
she has great passion in Maths too and is also using Panpac textbook,
will be doing Sec 3 IP syllabus next yr, yr workings will def come in handy. -
Apologies for the late reply. I'm actually away at a conference.
Dear looking4Tutor,
Thanks you very much for offering to do the diagrams. Will PM you the next time I come across something that is better explained with a chart.
Dear Augmum,
No problems -- my pleasure.
I've also experimented a little with YouTube. Take a look at:
[1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHilYc5o87I
and
[2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdA-X4lK738
if you have the time. If I can find a sponsor for a Wacom table, I intend to do a lot more in this area. Thanks.
Sincerely,
ascklee -
In the forum for openly solved.com, I read about students being able to send their questions to a discussion where it will get answered and discussed. May i know where that is?
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Hi,
My son is in hci sec 4. I am trying to look for past yr hci maths test papers for him. Anybody here has any contact to purchase such materials.
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