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• 1 1E.P · English: purpose, organisation and style
• 2 2E.C · English: conventions and punctuation
• 3 3M · Mathematics: models, functions and higher maths
• 4 4R · Reading: details, structure and integration
• 5 5S · Optional Science: data, investigations and models
• 6 6W · Optional Writing: perspectives and argument
• 7 7N-real-complex · Real numbers, rational powers and complex arithmetic
• 8 8N-vectors-matrices · Vectors and matrices as organised quantitative models
• 9 9A-polynomial · Linear, quadratic and polynomial relationships
• 10 10A-radical-systems · Rational equations, radical branches and systems
• 11 11F-compose · Functions, composition, transformations and inverses
• 12 12F-series-logs · Sequences, finite sums, exponentials and logarithms
• 13 13F-trigonometry · Trigonometric graphs, identities and general triangles
• 14 14G-plane · Plane transformations, coordinate reasoning and proof
• 15 15G-conics · Conics, circle relationships and geometric measurement
• 16 16S-data · Data displays, normal distributions and association
• 17 17S-inference-probability · Sampling inference, expected value and counting
• 18 18IES-models · Essential skills in a multi-step practical model
• 19 19E-purpose · English: purpose, focus and argumentative support
• 20 20E-cohesion · English: paragraph order, cohesion and introductions
• 21 21E-language · English: precision, concision and consistent style
• 22 22E-conventions · English: sentence formation, agreement and punctuation
• 23 23R-details · Reading: explicit detail, inference and relationships
• 24 24R-craft · Reading: contextual meaning, structure and point of view
• 25 25R-integration · Reading: arguments, paired texts and graphic evidence
• 26 26S-investigation · Science: research summaries, controls and engineering tests
• 27 27S-models · Science: conflicting viewpoints and evidence that separates models
• 28 28S-data-representation · Science: data representation and defensible extrapolation