Build solid mathematical understanding and develop key conceptual connections. The inquiry-based approach integrates the MYP key concepts, helping you shift to a concept-based classroom and cement mathematical comprehension. Fully comprehensive and matched to the Revised MYP to support achievement.

Marlene Torres-Skoumal, Rose Harrison, Clara Huizink, Aidan Spr

• Unit 1 Ratio and proportion: Competition and cooperation


• 1.1: Simplifying ratios


• 1.2: Equivalent ratios


• 1.3: Other ways to represent ratios


• 1.4: Solving proportions


• 1.5: Proportional reasoning


• Unit 2 Probability: Games and play


• 2.1: Events and outcomes


• 2.2: Representing the sample space


• 2.3: Defining and representing probability


• 2.4: Calculating probability


• 2.5: Complementary events


• 2.6: Theoretical versus experimental probability


• 2.7: Simulations


• Unit 3 Integers: Human explorations


• 3.1: What is an integer?


• 3.2: Absolute value


• 3.3: The coordinate grid


• 3.4: Multiplication and division


• 3.5: Addition and subtraction


• 3.6: Multiple operations


• Unit 4 Algebra: Puzzles and tricks


• 4.1: Classifying algebraic expressions


• 4.2: Simplifying expressions


• 4.3: Writing expressions


• 4.4: Solving equations


• 4.5: Writing equations


• 4.6: Application of equations


• 4.7: Representing inequalities


• 4.8: Solving inequalities


• Unit 5 Geometry: Human and natural landscapes


• 5.1: Area of trapezium


• 5.2: Area of regular polygons


• 5.3: Circumference and area of circles


• 5.4: Surface area of regular prisms


• 5.5: Volume of rectangular prisms


• 5.6: Volume of other prisms


• Unit 6 Rates: Interconnectedness of human-made systems


• 6.1: What is a rate?


• 6.2: Converting measurements


• 6.3: Converting currencies


• 6.4: Unit rates and unit prices


• 6.5: Problem solving with rates


• 6.6: Rate of change


• Unit 7 Univariate data: Accessing equal opportunities


• 7.1: Stem-and-leaf plots


• 7.2: Measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode)


• 7.3: The effect of outliers


• 7.4: Measures of dispersion (range and quartiles)


• 7.5: Box and whisker plots