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# Mathematics Teaching Self-evaluation Tools

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 For the following questions, select the statement which most accurately matches your level of confidence (1 is not confident and 4 is very confident) or choose from the alternatives detailed in the question. You do not have to answer all questions. Your answers will be saved so you can exit and come back to your self-evaluation at any time. Click Save and Results to view the next steps for questions you have answered.
1. How confident are you that
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a. you understand the language of kinematics?
b. you know the difference between position, displacement and distance?
c. you know the difference between velocity and speed, and between acceleration and magnitude of acceleration?
d. you are able to draw and interpret kinematics graphs, knowing the significance (where appropriate) of their gradients and the areas underneath them?
e. you are able to differentiate position and velocity with respect to time and know what measures result?
f. you are able to integrate acceleration and velocity with respect to time and know what measures result?
g. you are able to recognise when the use of constant acceleration formulae is appropriate?
h. you are able to solve kinematics problems using constant acceleration formulae and calculus?