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NEW Free Resource: GCSE Big 20 Revision Quizzes

Craig Barton

We have a fantastic free resource to support your Year 11 students in the build-up to their GCSE Maths exams called... the GCSE Big 20 Revision Quizzes!

What is the Big 20, I hear you say? Well, it is a series of 20 topics, each of which contains:

  1. A 5-question diagnostic quiz
  2. Worked example videos
  3. Fluency practice questions
  4. Intelligent practice questions
  5. Problem-solving questions
  6. Explain the mistake activities

Each topic has been chosen using our massive data set to identify the topic students most often struggle with, and to address common misconceptions within those topics.

We have a Big 20 for Foundation, Cross-over and Higher, so there is something for everyone.

You can use the materials in class, or better still assign the lot to your students so they can work through them at their own pace safe in the knowledge that Eedi will support/stretch them where needed.

All of this is 100% free

Where can I find them?

To find the GCSE Big 20 collections, simply log into Eedi and click on Quizzes. Filter by Collection and there you will find the GCSE Big 20 collections ready to assign to your students:

And if you need any help getting your students set up on Eedi, or anything else, either head to our Help Centre, or contact hello@eedi.co.uk. I really hope you and your students find the GCSE Big 20s useful.

Written by
Craig Barton
Head of Education

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