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Math reviewer — formulas, worked examples and practice problems
Math is learned by solving. Each formula with when to use it, one problem solved step by step with the reason for every step, the mistakes you keep making, and practice problems with room for the solution. It is open below — start typing, no sign-up.
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- 1Fill in. Type into the Math reviewer right here on the page — no sign-up, nothing to install.
- 2Print or download. Print it in one click, or download the Word file to keep and edit.
- 3Send. Print it on short bond paper, or share it with your classmates and study group.
- 4Deadline. Finish it the week before the term exam; review it again 1, 3 and 7 days later.
What is inside
Your Math reviewer, part by part
- 1Coverage by week and competency code
- 2Formulas and rules — and when to use them
- 3A worked example, step by step
- 4Common mistakes and the fix
- 5Practice problems with space for solutions
- 6Answer key and mistakes log
How to make it
Five steps before the exam
1
Get the coverage
Competency codes and the table of specifications from your teacher.
2
Formulas with a “when”
For each formula, write in what kind of problem you use it.
3
One worked example
Solve one problem step by step and write why you did each step.
4
Solve, don’t read
Do the practice problems without looking at the example.
5
Check and repeat
Check the key, log the mistakes, solve them again after 1, 3 and 7 days.
Free templates
The reviewer and what goes with it
Open any of them as a Layers page or as Word and Excel — no sign-up to look.
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Math reviewer (Word)Coverage by week and competency code · Formulas and rules — and when to use them · A worked example, step by step · Common mistakes and the fix. See a page ↓
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Term exam plan — all subjectsEvery subject of the term on one page: coverage, exam days, review after 1, 3 and 7 days. See a page ↓
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Mock exam that checks itself (Excel)Up to 100 multiple-choice questions checked against your key, with the topics to review again. See a page ↓
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Study schedule (Excel)Days left to the exam and each topic with review dates after 1, 3 and 7 days. See a page ↓
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Flashcards (Word)Eight cards per page, the answer printed behind each question. See a page ↓
Templates written for this page: the structure of your own reviewer, not exam answers. Follow what your teacher or the official exam guidelines require. Licence CC BY 4.0 · © Layers (layers.md).
Other subjects
A reviewer for every subject of the term
Questions
How do I make a Math reviewer?
Get the coverage → Formulas with a “when” → One worked example → Solve, don’t read → Check and repeat. The template has a section for each step — type into it right on this page and print it.
Is there a Math reviewer with answer key?
Yes — the template has practice questions and the answer key (susi sa pagwawasto) on its own page, so you can test yourself without peeking.
Do I have to sign up?
No. Look at the page right here and open it in Layers without an account. Sign in free only to save your own copy and keep editing.
Can I use it in Word or Google Docs?
Yes. The same reviewer opens as a Layers page or as a Word file (.docx), which also opens in Google Docs. Letter size (short bond), ready to print.
Where do I get the topics?
From your teacher: the lessons or modules, the MELC or MATATAG competency codes and the table of specifications for the term exam. The template has a coverage table for them — copy them first, then make the reviewer.
Can I type formulas?
Yes — on a Layers page or in Word. For fractions and powers you can also write by hand on the printed copy.
Is it for a specific grade?
No — the structure works for any grade; the topics come from your term’s coverage.
Reviewers, schedule and study group — in one window
Share one folder with your classmates, study together on a call, keep every reviewer of the term. Free for groups of up to 20 people.
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