She became more and more confident in the exercises as we practiced simplifying surds in different ways

Memorising the square numbers at least up to 10 can help her gain fluency in solving more complex problems

He can solve complex equations with multiple steps to find the value of the unknown

While he understands the topic well, it is important he follows the right order of steps to get the unknown value. He tries to jump ahead without following the steps, which could lead to avoidable mistakes.

She understands how to sub in values to find points on the graph, as well as interpret turning point using her calculator. She had no issues with any other topics from her revision sheets.

She can do more practice on worded problems to improve her interpretation of parabolic graphs (ball throwing/ rollercoaster riding/ etc.)

She knows the different methods of expanding different types of quadratic equations

The only improvement is required in being mindful of positive and negative signs when expanding longer unconventional quadratic equations, and making sure the right order of steps are followed to avoid minor mistakes.