Last year this guys videos helped me figure out algebra. These videos could have been the key to me boosting my grade from a level 5 to a level 6. Thank you.
This IS NOT "A" Level. There are five Key Stages. Key Stage 1 (7/8 year old), Key Stage 2 (10 year old), Key Stage 3 (13 year old ), Key Stage 4 which is GCSE. Key Stage five (although the term is seldom used) is "A" "AS". In KS 1, KS 2 and KS 3 there are levels 1 to 8, this is level 3. So this could be for a KS2 pupil (reasonably able) or a KS 3 pupils (not that strong in the subject). OR put it another way, the term "levels" is NOT used for GCSE or "A AS". Hope this helps.
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Poncecutor 2 years ago
Last year this guys videos helped me figure out algebra. These videos could have been the key to me boosting my grade from a level 5 to a level 6. Thank you.
pr0pan3 2 years ago
This IS NOT "A" Level. There are five Key Stages. Key Stage 1 (7/8 year old), Key Stage 2 (10 year old), Key Stage 3 (13 year old ), Key Stage 4 which is GCSE. Key Stage five (although the term is seldom used) is "A" "AS". In KS 1, KS 2 and KS 3 there are levels 1 to 8, this is level 3. So this could be for a KS2 pupil (reasonably able) or a KS 3 pupils (not that strong in the subject). OR put it another way, the term "levels" is NOT used for GCSE or "A AS". Hope this helps.
mathstutorbiz 3 years ago
Are you sure this is A Level work? It seems easier than KS2, let alone GCSE. I thought GCSE was Level 2 and A-Level was Level 3. (Degree 4+5)?????
62748152 3 years ago
@62748152 i think it means KS3, Set 3 in school. Im in set 3 and this is perfect for me
KylieLuver 1 year ago