VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2

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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 Space and Shape
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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 – Space and Shape

1.1 Geometry1.2 Circles1.3 Similarity1.4 Pythagoras Theorem

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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 Patterns and Number
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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 – Patterns and Number

2.1 Whole Numbers2.2 Fractions2.3 Decimals2.4 Integers2.5 Directed Numbers2.6 Percentages2.7 Ratios2.8 Rates2.9 Algebraic Expressions

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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 Data
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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 – Data

3.1 Descriptive Statistics3.2 Representing Data3.3 Exploring Data

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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 Measurement
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VCE Foundation Mathematics Units 1 and 2 – Measurement

4.1 Time4.2 Metric Units4.3 Measurement4.4 Parameters4.5 Area4.6 Surface Area

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Foundation Mathematics provides for the continuing mathematical development of students entering VCE who do not necessarily intend to undertake Unit 3 and 4 studies in VCE Mathematics the following year. This course is designed to complement General Mathematics and Mathematical Methods. Students completing this course must undertake an additional targeted mathematical study to attempt Further Mathematics Units 3 and 4.

In Foundation Mathematics, there is a strong emphasis on using mathematics in practical contexts encountered in everyday life in the community, at work and in the study. The areas of study for Units 1 and 2 of Foundation Mathematics are ‘Space, shape and design’, ‘Patterns and number’, ‘Data’ and ‘Measurement’.

All four areas of study are to be completed over the two units. The content should be developed using contexts present in students’ other studies, work and personal or other familiar situations.

In undertaking these units, students are expected to be able to apply techniques, routines and processes involving rational and real arithmetic, sets, lists and tables, diagrams and geometric constructions, equations and graphs with and without the use of technology. They should have a facility with relevant mental and by-hand approaches to estimation and computation. Using numerical, graphical, geometric, symbolic and statistical functionality of technology for teaching and learning mathematics, for working mathematically, and in related assessment is to be incorporated throughout each unit as applicable.

source – VCE Mathematics Study Design