|
|
|
Mathematics Standard Grade
From The Student RoomTSR Wiki > Study Help > Exams and Qualifications > More Qualifications > Mathematics Standard Grade Mathematics at Standard Grade is a compulsory subject within the Scottish cirriculum. It is usually studied between S3-S4 at school.
Why study mathsMaths is a very versatile subject and a key skill in life. A Standard Grade in maths is often a requirement for science-based university courses, a lot of universities for any course, and many jobs. Format of Standard Grade MathsStandard grades are awarded grades from 1 to 7, where 7 is the lowest and a fail. There are 3 levels of difficulty of papers sat for the standard: Foundation, General and Credit. Each level has 2 papers, one which allows a calculator and one which does not. Both papers assess knowledge, understanding, reasoning and enquiring skills. It is possible at Foundation level to gain grades 5 and 6, and consists of a 20 minute non-calculator paper, and a 40 minute calculator paper. At General level, grades 3 and 4 are assessed and this consists of a 35 minute non-calculator exam paper, and a 55 minute calculator paper. At Credit level grades 1 and 2 are assessed, and consists of a 55 minute non- calculator paper and a 80 minute calculator paper. Towards the middle of the second year of the standard grade course students need to pick between Foundation and General entry or General and Credit entry. Towards the end of the year a final decision should be made, however it is possible to sit papers at different levels. ContentAll levels cover:
SQA SpecificationsStandard Grade Mathematics Arrangements including content Study helpGet help with you studying with our Standard Grade Revision Notes. Have you created your own revision notes? Why not add them to our library to share with other people? Also SeeRelated Standard Grade SubjectsOther Maths Pages | 
|
