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    1. Foundations of analysis:
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      1. Annotates unseen texts for technique, tone and meaning
      2. Analyses narrative voice, characterisation and structure in prosebuilds on 1 earlier skill
      3. Analyses imagery, form and sound devices in poetrybuilds on 1 earlier skill
      4. Analyses dramatic and film techniques, including staging and camera workbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      5. Analyses rhetorical devices in speeches and essaysbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      6. Links technique to effect and effect to meaning in analysisbuilds on 2 earlier skills
    2. Context and perspective:
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      1. Explains how a composer's context shapes meaning and valuesbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      2. Analyses how texts represent perspectives and position audiencesbuilds on 1 earlier skill
    3. Building analytical arguments:
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      1. Writes a conceptual thesis that answers the question directlybuilds on 1 earlier skill
      2. Frames body paragraphs with conceptual topic sentencesbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      3. Writes introductions and conclusions that frame the argumentbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      4. Selects and embeds textual evidence with analysisbuilds on 2 earlier skills
      5. Writes in a precise analytical registerbuilds on 1 earlier skill
    4. Creative craft:
      0 of 6 skills with lesson material
      1. Builds imagery through concrete, sensory detailbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      2. Reveals character through action and dialogue rather than statementbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      3. Punctuates and paces dialogue effectivelybuilds on 1 earlier skill
      4. Shapes narrative structure, openings and endings deliberatelybuilds on 1 earlier skill
      5. Develops a distinctive narrative voice and point of viewbuilds on 1 earlier skill
      6. Crafts a complete short imaginative piecebuilds on 2 earlier skills

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Mathematics Advanced — Years 11–12 · Year 11

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Learning tree for Mathematics Advanced — Years 11–12 · Year 1165 skills in lanes by topic, in sequence from left to right. Each arrow runs from a skill to one that builds on it. The list that follows names every skill and what it builds on.Working with functionsExponentials logarithmsExponential and logarithmic functionsGraph transformationsTrigonometryTrigonometry and measure of anglesTrigonometric identities and equationsIntro differentiationIntroduction to differentiationDifferentiation yr12Probability and dataProbability distributionsData distributions yr12Step 1Step 2Step 3Step 4Step 5Step 6Step 7Step 8Step 9Step 10Index laws, zero,negative andfractional powersExpand, factorise andsimplify expressionsFunctions, relationsand function notationAlgebraic fractionsand validcancellationSurds, exactarithmetic andconjugatesStraight-lineequations and graphsChoose a method tosolve quadraticequationsDomain, range,intercepts andinterval notationParallel andperpendicular linesLinear inequalitiesand feasible valuesDiscriminant, roottype and parameterconditionsQuadratic graphfeatures andcompleting the squareCircles andsemicircle relationsNot written yetComposition offunctionsNot written yetReciprocal functionsand asymptoticbehaviourEven and oddfunctionsNot written yetLinear models,simultaneousequations andbreak-evenNot written yetCubic graphs frompowers and factorsReconstruct quadraticfunctions and comparecoefficientsIntersectionsinvolving quadraticfunctionsDirect and inversevariationNot written yetQuadraticinequalities and signintervalsPiecewise functionsand continuityNot written yetQuadratic models incontextNot written yetAbsolute value,piecewise rules andequationsNot written yetExponential graphsand end behaviourNot written yetLogarithms as inverseexponent questionsNot written yetEuler’s number andexponential gradientsNot written yetDerive and applylogarithm lawsNot written yetLogarithmic graphsand inversereflectionNot written yetChange of base andlogarithmic equationsNot written yetTranslate graphs andrelationsNot written yetReflect and dilategraphsNot written yetTranslated circlesand completing twosquaresNot written yetCombinetransformations andreconstruct a ruleNot written yetExact acute ratiosand right-trianglemodellingAngles of anymagnitude andunit-circle ratiosSine rule, cosinerule and triangleareaRadians and exactangle conversionBase sine, cosine andtangent graphsTrigonometricequations onrestricted domainsThe sine-ruleambiguous caseArc lengths, sectorsand segmentsSecant, cosecant andcotangentComplementary-angleidentitiesProve and applytrigonometricidentitiesAverage change,secants andinstantaneous changeNot written yetDifferentiatequadratics from firstprinciplesNot written yetPower rule andlinearityNot written yetTangent and normalequationsNot written yetThe derivative as agradient functionNot written yetDifferentiateproductsNot written yetRead and sketchderivative graphsNot written yetDifferentiatequotientsNot written yetCubic stationarypoints and monotonicintervalsNot written yetChoose and combinedifferentiation rulesNot written yetDerivatives as ratesand one-dimensionalvelocityNot written yetDifferentiatecomposite functionsNot written yetSets, notation andVenn diagramsRandom variables anddata typesTest independence andsolve event problemsHistograms, polygons,mode and medianSample spaces, eventsand probability rulesConditionalprobability andrestricted samplespacesFrequency tables andcumulative data
  1. Working with functions

    1. Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powersA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Expand, factorise and simplify expressionsBuilds on: Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powers
    3. Functions, relations and function notationBuilds on: Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powers
    4. Algebraic fractions and valid cancellationBuilds on: Expand, factorise and simplify expressions
    5. Surds, exact arithmetic and conjugatesBuilds on: Expand, factorise and simplify expressions
    6. Straight-line equations and graphsBuilds on: Functions, relations and function notation
    7. Choose a method to solve quadratic equationsBuilds on: Expand, factorise and simplify expressions; Surds, exact arithmetic and conjugates
    8. Domain, range, intercepts and interval notationBuilds on: Functions, relations and function notation; Algebraic fractions and valid cancellation
    9. Parallel and perpendicular linesBuilds on: Straight-line equations and graphs
    10. Linear inequalities and feasible valuesBuilds on: Straight-line equations and graphs
    11. Discriminant, root type and parameter conditionsBuilds on: Choose a method to solve quadratic equations
    12. Quadratic graph features and completing the squareBuilds on: Choose a method to solve quadratic equations; Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation
    13. Reciprocal functions and asymptotic behaviourBuilds on: Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation
    14. Linear models, simultaneous equations and break-evenNot written yetBuilds on: Straight-line equations and graphs; Parallel and perpendicular lines
    15. Circles and semicircle relationsNot written yetBuilds on: Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation; Choose a method to solve quadratic equations
    16. Even and odd functionsNot written yetBuilds on: Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation
    17. Composition of functionsNot written yetBuilds on: Functions, relations and function notation; Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation
    18. Reconstruct quadratic functions and compare coefficientsBuilds on: Quadratic graph features and completing the square
    19. Intersections involving quadratic functionsBuilds on: Quadratic graph features and completing the square; Straight-line equations and graphs
    20. Quadratic inequalities and sign intervalsBuilds on: Quadratic graph features and completing the square; Linear inequalities and feasible values
    21. Cubic graphs from powers and factorsBuilds on: Quadratic graph features and completing the square; Expand, factorise and simplify expressions
    22. Direct and inverse variationNot written yetBuilds on: Reciprocal functions and asymptotic behaviour; Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powers
    23. Piecewise functions and continuityNot written yetBuilds on: Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation; Even and odd functions
    24. Quadratic models in contextNot written yetBuilds on: Quadratic graph features and completing the square; Intersections involving quadratic functions
    25. Absolute value, piecewise rules and equationsNot written yetBuilds on: Piecewise functions and continuity; Straight-line equations and graphs
  2. Exponentials logarithms

    1. Exponential graphs and end behaviourNot written yetBuilds on: Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation; Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powers
    2. Logarithms as inverse exponent questionsNot written yetBuilds on: Exponential graphs and end behaviour
  3. Exponential and logarithmic functions

    1. Euler’s number and exponential gradientsNot written yetBuilds on: Exponential graphs and end behaviour; The derivative as a gradient function
    2. Derive and apply logarithm lawsNot written yetBuilds on: Logarithms as inverse exponent questions; Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powers
    3. Logarithmic graphs and inverse reflectionNot written yetBuilds on: Logarithms as inverse exponent questions; Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation
    4. Change of base and logarithmic equationsNot written yetBuilds on: Derive and apply logarithm laws
  4. Graph transformations

    1. Translate graphs and relationsNot written yetBuilds on: Domain, range, intercepts and interval notation; Quadratic graph features and completing the square; Reciprocal functions and asymptotic behaviour; Logarithmic graphs and inverse reflection
    2. Reflect and dilate graphsNot written yetBuilds on: Translate graphs and relations
    3. Translated circles and completing two squaresNot written yetBuilds on: Circles and semicircle relations; Translate graphs and relations; Choose a method to solve quadratic equations
    4. Combine transformations and reconstruct a ruleNot written yetBuilds on: Translate graphs and relations; Reflect and dilate graphs; Piecewise functions and continuity; Absolute value, piecewise rules and equations
  5. Trigonometry

    1. Exact acute ratios and right-triangle modellingBuilds on: Surds, exact arithmetic and conjugates; Straight-line equations and graphs
    2. Angles of any magnitude and unit-circle ratiosBuilds on: Exact acute ratios and right-triangle modelling
    3. Sine rule, cosine rule and triangle areaBuilds on: Angles of any magnitude and unit-circle ratios; Choose a method to solve quadratic equations
    4. Radians and exact angle conversionBuilds on: Angles of any magnitude and unit-circle ratios
    5. Base sine, cosine and tangent graphsBuilds on: Radians and exact angle conversion; Even and odd functions
    6. Trigonometric equations on restricted domainsBuilds on: Base sine, cosine and tangent graphs; Prove and apply trigonometric identities; Choose a method to solve quadratic equations
  6. Trigonometry and measure of angles

    1. The sine-rule ambiguous caseBuilds on: Sine rule, cosine rule and triangle area
    2. Arc lengths, sectors and segmentsBuilds on: Radians and exact angle conversion; Sine rule, cosine rule and triangle area
  7. Trigonometric identities and equations

    1. Secant, cosecant and cotangentBuilds on: Radians and exact angle conversion
    2. Complementary-angle identitiesBuilds on: Secant, cosecant and cotangent
    3. Prove and apply trigonometric identitiesBuilds on: Secant, cosecant and cotangent; Algebraic fractions and valid cancellation
  8. Intro differentiation

    1. Average change, secants and instantaneous changeNot written yetBuilds on: Straight-line equations and graphs; Functions, relations and function notation
    2. Differentiate quadratics from first principlesNot written yetBuilds on: The derivative as a gradient function; Expand, factorise and simplify expressions; Algebraic fractions and valid cancellation
    3. Power rule and linearityNot written yetBuilds on: Differentiate quadratics from first principles; Index laws, zero, negative and fractional powers
    4. Tangent and normal equationsNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity; Parallel and perpendicular lines; Angles of any magnitude and unit-circle ratios
  9. Introduction to differentiation

    1. The derivative as a gradient functionNot written yetBuilds on: Average change, secants and instantaneous change
    2. Differentiate productsNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity
    3. Differentiate quotientsNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity; Algebraic fractions and valid cancellation
    4. Read and sketch derivative graphsNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity; The derivative as a gradient function
    5. Cubic stationary points and monotonic intervalsNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity; Cubic graphs from powers and factors; Quadratic inequalities and sign intervals
    6. Choose and combine differentiation rulesNot written yetBuilds on: Differentiate products; Differentiate quotients; Differentiate composite functions
    7. Derivatives as rates and one-dimensional velocityNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity; Read and sketch derivative graphs
  10. Differentiation yr12

    1. Differentiate composite functionsNot written yetBuilds on: Power rule and linearity; Composition of functions
  11. Probability and data

    1. Sets, notation and Venn diagramsA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Random variables and data typesBuilds on: Sample spaces, events and probability rules
    3. Test independence and solve event problemsBuilds on: Conditional probability and restricted sample spaces
    4. Histograms, polygons, mode and medianBuilds on: Frequency tables and cumulative data
  12. Probability distributions

    1. Sample spaces, events and probability rulesBuilds on: Sets, notation and Venn diagrams
    2. Conditional probability and restricted sample spacesBuilds on: Sample spaces, events and probability rules
  13. Data distributions yr12

    1. Frequency tables and cumulative dataBuilds on: Random variables and data types
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Curriculum details for Mathematics Advanced — Years 11–12

NSW Mathematics Advanced (2024); Year 11 from 2026, Year 12 first HSC 2027; retained revision labelled separately.

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Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 · Year 11

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Learning tree for Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 · Year 11 37 skills · 5 topics
Learning tree for Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 · Year 1137 skills in lanes by topic, in sequence from left to right. Each arrow runs from a skill to one that builds on it. The list that follows names every skill and what it builds on.Further work with functionsPolynomialsPermutations and combinationsThe binomial theoremFurther trigonometryStep 1Reciprocal functions: points,signs and asymptotesSecant, cosecant and cotangentNot written yetTwo different absolute-valuetransformationsNot written yetAdding and subtracting graphswith shared domainsNot written yetOne-to-one functions andreflection in y=xNot written yetFind inverses and retain theirdomainsNot written yetChoosing a branch beforefinding an inverseNot written yetComposition checks and inverseintersectionsNot written yetLinear and quadratic curvesfrom a parameterNot written yetParametric circles: eliminationand tracingNot written yetCubic inequalities through signintervalsNot written yetRational inequalities withoutunsafe multiplicationNot written yetDistance, compound inequalitiesand outside intervalsNot written yetPolynomial degree, cancellationand end behaviourNot written yetZeroes, multiplicity andpolynomial sketchesNot written yetPolynomial division with achecked remainderNot written yetWhy substitution gives alinear-divisor remainderFactor theorem and completereal factorisationQuadratic and cubic zeroes fromcoefficientsNot written yetQuartic zeroes and connectedcoefficient problemsNot written yetFactorials and themultiplication principlePermutations as orderedselectionsRestrictions and repeatedobjects in a lineCircular arrangements androtational equivalenceNot written yetUnordered selections and PascalidentitiesNot written yetChoose, arrange and split casescarefullyNot written yetProbabilities from equallylikely counted outcomesNot written yetPascal’s triangle and thebinomial theoremNot written yetFinding coefficients andconstant termsNot written yetSimplifying and provingcoefficient identitiesNot written yetNew identities from countingand established resultsNot written yetFinding a route through athree-dimensional diagramNot written yetDeriving and applying sum anddifference identitiesNot written yetChoosing the usefuldouble-angle formNot written yetSolve trig equations withoutdropping solutionsNot written yetFrom a cos x+b sin x to asingle sinusoidNot written yetBuild, solve and evaluate aperiodic modelNot written yet
  1. Further work with functions

    1. Reciprocal functions: points, signs and asymptotesA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Secant, cosecant and cotangentNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    3. Two different absolute-value transformationsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    4. Adding and subtracting graphs with shared domainsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    5. One-to-one functions and reflection in y=xNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    6. Find inverses and retain their domainsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    7. Choosing a branch before finding an inverseNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    8. Composition checks and inverse intersectionsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    9. Linear and quadratic curves from a parameterNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    10. Parametric circles: elimination and tracingNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    11. Cubic inequalities through sign intervalsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    12. Rational inequalities without unsafe multiplicationNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    13. Distance, compound inequalities and outside intervalsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
  2. Polynomials

    1. Polynomial degree, cancellation and end behaviourNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Zeroes, multiplicity and polynomial sketchesNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    3. Polynomial division with a checked remainderNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    4. Why substitution gives a linear-divisor remainderA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    5. Factor theorem and complete real factorisationA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    6. Quadratic and cubic zeroes from coefficientsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    7. Quartic zeroes and connected coefficient problemsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
  3. Permutations and combinations

    1. Factorials and the multiplication principleA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Permutations as ordered selectionsA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    3. Restrictions and repeated objects in a lineA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    4. Circular arrangements and rotational equivalenceNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    5. Unordered selections and Pascal identitiesNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    6. Choose, arrange and split cases carefullyNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    7. Probabilities from equally likely counted outcomesNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
  4. The binomial theorem

    1. Pascal’s triangle and the binomial theoremNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Finding coefficients and constant termsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    3. Simplifying and proving coefficient identitiesNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    4. New identities from counting and established resultsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
  5. Further trigonometry

    1. Finding a route through a three-dimensional diagramNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    2. Deriving and applying sum and difference identitiesNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    3. Choosing the useful double-angle formNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    4. Solve trig equations without dropping solutionsNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    5. From a cos x+b sin x to a single sinusoidNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
    6. Build, solve and evaluate a periodic modelNot written yetA starting point: builds on no earlier skill
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Further work with functionsAlgebra and functions

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PolynomialsAlgebra and proof

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Permutations and combinationsAlgebra and proof

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Factorials and the multiplication principleStructure
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Curriculum details for Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12

NSW Mathematics Extension 1 (2024); Years 11–12; Advanced corequisite.

Preliminary in the NSW source sequence · Year 11.

The Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12 collection follows its named source sequence; detailed outcome alignment for New South Wales is not verified.

In Mathematics Extension 1 — Years 11–12, some source stages span two years and share lessons; choose a topic within the selected year level and revisit its foundation explanations when needed.

Focused preparation routes13 routes

Each route teaches one skill, with original, untimed questions. None is a complete NAPLAN programme, a placement test or a promised advantage.

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Every skill with a written lesson, stage by stage.

Skills with a written lesson, by school stageMathematics K–10: 236 of 236 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 6 of 6; Years 1–2: 14 of 14; Years 3–4: 13 of 13; Years 5–6: 15 of 15; Years 7–8: 46 of 46; Years 9–10: 142 of 142. English K–10: 335 of 363 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 57 of 57; Years 1–2: 52 of 52; Years 3–4: 71 of 71; Years 5–6: 71 of 71; Years 7–8: 57 of 57; Years 9–10: 27 of 55.Mathematics K–10236 of 236 skills have a lessonKindergarten6 of 6Years 1–214 of 14Years 3–413 of 13Years 5–615 of 15Years 7–846 of 46Years 9–10142 of 142English K–10335 of 363 skills have a lessonKindergarten57 of 57Years 1–252 of 52Years 3–471 of 71Years 5–671 of 71Years 7–857 of 57Years 9–1027 of 55Has a lessonNot written yetSource: the platform’s skill trees andlesson filesSkills with a written lesson, by school stageMathematics K–10: 236 of 236 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 6 of 6; Years 1–2: 14 of 14; Years 3–4: 13 of 13; Years 5–6: 15 of 15; Years 7–8: 46 of 46; Years 9–10: 142 of 142. English K–10: 335 of 363 skills have a lesson. Kindergarten: 57 of 57; Years 1–2: 52 of 52; Years 3–4: 71 of 71; Years 5–6: 71 of 71; Years 7–8: 57 of 57; Years 9–10: 27 of 55.Mathematics K–10236 of 236 skills have a lessonKindergarten6 of 6Years 1–214 of 14Years 3–413 of 13Years 5–615 of 15Years 7–846 of 46Years 9–10142 of 142English K–10335 of 363 skills have a lessonKindergarten57 of 57Years 1–252 of 52Years 3–471 of 71Years 5–671 of 71Years 7–857 of 57Years 9–1027 of 55Has a lessonNot written yetSource: the platform’s skill trees and lesson files