On thi page you will be taught a new class every week in Mathematics and the Science Subjects at both Primary and Secondary Level by experienced teachers Kenroy Johnson and Elvis Daniel. Click on the videos for short tutorials and be sure to leave any questions you may have in the Comments section at the bottom of the Page. Mr Johnson and Mr Daniel will be sure to answer your questions and help you to excel in these subject areas. Bookmark this page for a notice as to when these classes will begin.
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TABLE MANNERS AND ETIQUETTE
Are you invited to a fancy dinner where you need to make a good first impression. Click the links below to learn the finer points of table manners.
HOW TO CONDUCT A SUCCESSFUL JOB INTERVIEW
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Very impressive
very good initiative. I look forward to making my contribution at the CSEC and CAPE levels in Mathematics in a couple days time.
I had the chance to conduct my first set of video tutorials today(Saturday 28th January 2012). Look out for Algebra lesson 1, Algebra lesson 2 AT CSEC level and CAPE Math unit 2 module 2…. Lesson 1 on Sequences/Recurrence relations
So far i have done 3 lessaons in CSEC Math(Algebra)..spanning Simplification(Normal and fractional terms), Removal of brackets, Factorization(common terms, grouping, Difference of 2 squares.
I haave done 1 lesson in CSEC Math on Vectors… looking at defintion of a vector,representing vectors, vector and co ordinate form, position and free vectors,
I have done 3 lessons in CAPE Unit 2 module 2….on sequences/recurrence relations, proofs involving sequences, Types of sequences…Look out for AP.(arithmetic progression) and GP (geometric progression)l
superb site.