Tuakau College
Year 9 Mathematics
Course Description
The Year 9 Mathematics course is based on Level 4 of the NZ Curriculum.
The strands are:
• Number and Algebra
• Geometry and Measurement
• Statistics
The intent is that all students will have mastered Level 4 - 5 of the New Zealand Mathematics curriculum at the completion of this course. We acknowledge, however, that some students will be at Level 3 and some at Level 5 and beyond.
In this course students will develop the ability to think creatively, critically, strategically and logically. They learn to structure, to organise and carry out procedures flexibly and accurately, to process and communicate information and to enjoy intellectual challenge.
All students study Mathematics for at least three years. Our Mathematics department offers an excellent range of courses at senior level, giving students the opportunity to follow a number of pathways in gaining National Qualifications. We aim to provide all students with the essential mathematical skills and qualifications for their future tertiary training and/or positions in the workforce.
Course Overview
Term 1
In Term One students will learn Number, Basic Algebra, Solving Equations and Integers and will have eAsttle and PAT's tests.
Term 2
In Term Two students will learn Fractions, Decimals, Co-ordinates and Relations and will have tests.
Term 3
In Term Three students will learn Statistics, Probability, Measurement, Area and Volume and will have tests and practical measurement.
Term 4
In Term Four students will learn Angles and Polygons, Transformations, Isometric Drawings and spreadsheets and will have eAsttle tests and exams.
Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
Students require a protractor, compass, ruler and a scientific calculator. A Homework resource book ($20.00) is required for the 9N class plus those indicated by a Mathematics teacher.
Pathway
Disclaimer
All internal/external credits may change without notice.
Any required costs and/or equipment may change without notice.
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