Year 11 Extension 1 Mathematics Preparation for the Preliminary Exam

This live course has ended however the recordings, the Bank of Questions and the Fully worked solutions are available for purchase.

2 days of intensive learning to prepare for Year 11, Extension 1 Mathematics - 2.5 hours each day

Student Testimonials

"This course was definitely beneficial for me. We had a very strong teacher in Karen who went through the content thoroughly but not too slowly and the questions we were given were great - all past HSC and trial questions that were quite challenging."

"The course truly helped my preparation. Understanding the basics is great, but being exposed to the top tier of questions is what really prepares you for Ext 1 and that's exactly what this course provides."

"The teacher was thorough, very engaging, easy to ask questions if needed and questions were relevant to what we were learning"

Karen will be covering all the major topics over the 5-hour course including but not limited to:

1. Graphing Techniques including Reciprocals, Inverses, Transformations

2. Polynomials

3. Inequalities

4. Exponentials

5. Logarithms

2 x 2.5 hour sessions on Saturday 2nd September from 6.30 pm to 9 pm and Monday 4th September 2023 from 4.45 pm - 7.15 pm. 

A golden opportunity to revise the year 11 syllabus using exam-style questions covering extensive topics of the Ext 1 Mathematics course.  This will be presented with worked solutions given in an online and interactive course.

ABOUT KAREN JERONCIC:

In 2018, Karen joined the Mathematics Department at Reddam House.

Apart from being known for her use of terrible puns, Karen is regarded as knowledgeable, calm, caring and approachable by her students.

In 2021, she taught Year 10 Mathematics, Advanced Mathematics, Extension 1 and Extension 2 Mathematics.

Now on maternity leave, Karen looks forward to balancing family life with the sharing of her knowledge via tutoring.

She has tutored Mathematics since 2005 and has always been passionate about Mathematics education and accelerated study in Mathematics.

Karen graduated from UNSW with a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Mathematics and minoring in Physics, and a Graduate Diploma of Education, with Science and Mathematics teaching double methods.

She was awarded the MANSW Teacher Education Student Prize in 2012 for her outstanding performance in her Mathematics Teaching Method studies and practicum.