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How can students be helped with Maths GCSE coursework?

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How can students be helped with Maths GCSE coursework?

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Although it may be tempting to help students, it is important that students are NOT told what to do by someone else. They can be asked questions about the work, and then they can use the answers they give to help them decide what to do next. It is important that undue assistance is NOT given, as their teacher needs to be sure that it is all the student’s own work. A problem can happen when a maths tutor, or another person, has given too much help to the student, who then hands in work of a much higher standard than usual. This is a common scenario for the maths teacher to sort out if undue assistance has been given. Usually this is the case when the language and methods used are different from those that were taught by the teacher. The teacher then has to find out which parts are the student’s own work, and which parts they have had help on. If there is any doubt about whose work it is, then the coursework may be given a zero mark and the student’s conduct investigated by the exam boar

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