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Curriculum 2025

Mathematics

Subject Name	Mathematics
Year Level	10
Subject Length	Full year
Subject Type	Compulsory
Staff Contact	Amanda Clark amanda.clark581@schools.sa.edu.au
Content Students will develop skills for dealing with mathematical applications in the real world. Technology, such as online graphing resources, will consolidate concepts and allow students to investigate higher-level mathematics ideas. Topics may include: Measurement Linear equations Quadratics Statistics Trigonometry Geometry Financial mathematics
Assessment Students complete topic tests, investigations, and activities involving information and communication technologies.
Additional Information Connect and General Mathematics students will require a scientific calculator (recommended Casio fx-82AU PLUS II). Students in Mathematics must purchase their own graphics calculator (recommended Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE). Students are enrolled in Connect Mathematics, Mathematics or General Mathematics based on teacher recommendations and parent approval. Teacher recommendations are based on previous achievements, PAT and NAPLAN results.