Exponents part 2 ✨
Now we put everything from part 1 into practice and work through some examples step by step.
If you’re still feeling unsure about the laws of exponents, go back and watch part 1 first — this will make much more sense after that.
If you want the extra practice sheet I mentioned in the video, comment “exponents” below and I’ll send it through 👍
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The 9 times table trick your child will never forget 💡
Teach your kids this and watch it click 🤩
Parents - you asked for double digit long division so here you go! 🌟
This is how you can teach it to your child step by step ✅
If your child is struggling, don't stress - maths takes time and practice , so keep at it.
Save this and go through it together. 💛
Comment "long division" and 'll send extra practice questions to help your child master long division.
In Part 3 in Algebraic fractions, Siyanda asked: "How did you change the denominator on the third term?"
In this video I explain WHY 🌟 This is a great maths trick to understand !
Keep your questions coming. Let's face maths together and make it less daunting 💡
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If you struggle with geometry, it's usually not because you're bad at maths — it's because the foundation was never built properly.
Think of geometry like a house. If the first layer isn't solid, everything on top starts to feel shaky & confusing. This series (Geometry foundations) fixes that first step.
In this lesson I'm showing you the easiest way to find angles using the "funky X" method. Once this clicks, geometry becomes much easier.
Save this if geometry confuses you — you'll need it later
Angle types you need to know👇🏼
• Acute (< 90°)
• Right angle (90°)
• Obtuse (90°-180°)
• Straight line (180°)
• Reflex (180°-360°)
• Full revolution (360°)
•Adjacent angles: share a common vertex & arm (angles are at the same point)
•Supplementary angles: = 2 angles = 180 degree
•Complementary angles: = 2 angles = 90 degrees
You've got this 🌟 Part 2 on triangles coming next 📣
Algebraic Fractions Part 3/3 🌟
In this video we move onto the final (& most challenging) example in this algebraic fractions series.
💡If you missed the previous videos I suggest you watch them first... This builds your foundation - and makes the more challenging examples easier to grasp 🌟
If you're studying Mathematics, this will help you practise an important exam skill.
Perfect for:
• Grade 10 Maths
• Grade 11 Maths Revison
• Grade 12 Maths Revision
• Students struggling with algebraic fractions
Comment what you need help with next 👇🏼
(PS. I have Geometry in the pipeline, if you want to me to include anything specific, DM me)
Algebraic Fractions – Part 2 📚
Let’s move on to a slightly more challenging example and simplify it step by step.
If you missed Part 1, start there and then come back to this one.
Example 1 → foundation
Example 2 → building the method
Example 3 → most challenging
Maths becomes much easier when you break it down step by step.
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Struggling with algebraic fractions? Let’s break it down step-by-step. ✏️
This is Example 1 (Part 1 of 3) where we start with a simpler problem before moving on to more challenging ones in the next videos.
🌟 Step-by-step explanation
🌟 Grade 10–12 revision
🌟 Maths made a little easier
Part 2 coming tomorrow.
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Homework battles are incredibly common in many homes.
But often it's not because a child is lazy or unwilling.
After a full day of school, their brain has already spent hours concentrating, processing information, and managing social and classroom demands.
By the time they get home, their mental energy is simply low.
That's why jumping straight into homework can feel overwhelming.
A small reset after school - food, fresh air, or quiet decompression — can make a huge difference in how a child approaches their work.
Sometimes the solution isn't more pressure.
It's helping the brain recover first.
Save this post to try these ideas after school this week, or share it with a parent who might need it.
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