Bagrut Mathematics (3/4/5 Units) study plan
Bagrut Mathematics (3/4/5 Units) · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Algebra and Algebraic Techniques & Equations and Inequalities
Factor and simplify 40 mixed algebraic expressions (difference of squares, sum/difference of cubes, grouping) without errors in sign handling
Solve linear and quadratic equations in one and two unknowns, including parameter-dependent cases, and record the condition on the parameter for each solution
Set up and solve 10 word problems that require building an equation from the text before solving it
Solve linear inequalities and quadratic inequalities using a sign chart, and express every answer set in interval notation
Your checkpoint
A handwritten or scanned error log of 50 solved algebra and equation problems, with each mistake tagged by cause (sign, factoring, parameter condition, interval notation) and re-solved correctly
Differential Calculus
Compute derivatives of polynomial, rational, radical, and product/quotient combinations using the power, product, quotient, and chain rules
Differentiate exponential and logarithmic expressions, including composite arguments
Find tangent line equations at a given point and determine where a function is increasing, decreasing, or stationary
Locate and classify local extrema and inflection points using sign tables for the first and second derivatives
Solve 5 full optimization word problems (area, volume, cost) through to a justified answer
Your checkpoint
A one-page derivative rule sheet written from memory plus 25 graded derivative and analysis exercises, with at least 22 correct on a timed 45-minute self-test
Functions and Graphs & Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Sketch graphs of linear, quadratic, cubic, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions, marking intercepts, asymptotes, and domain restrictions
Determine domain and range for 20 functions, including those with radicals, denominators, and logarithms
Apply transformation rules (shift, stretch, reflect) to a parent graph and write the transformed equation
Solve exponential and logarithmic equations and verify solutions against domain restrictions
Convert between exponential and logarithmic form and apply log laws to simplify expressions
Your checkpoint
A portfolio of 12 fully annotated function sketches (asymptotes, intercepts, monotonicity) plus 15 solved exponential/logarithmic equations with domain checks shown
Trigonometry & Integral Calculus
Derive and apply the sine, cosine, and tangent rules and the area formula to solve 15 triangles, including the ambiguous SSA case
Solve trigonometric equations in a given interval using the unit circle and general solution forms
Compute definite integrals using antiderivatives and the fundamental theorem, including polynomial, trigonometric, and exponential integrands
Calculate areas between curves and volumes of revolution, setting up the integral before evaluating it
Use substitution to evaluate 8 composite integrals
Your checkpoint
A timed 60-minute mid-plan mock paper covering trigonometry and integration (10 items), scored and reviewed, with every lost mark traced to a specific rule or setup error
Sequences and Series & Algebra and Algebraic Techniques
Identify arithmetic and geometric sequences and compute the general term, sum, and number of terms
Solve real-world growth and savings problems modeled by arithmetic or geometric series
Handle infinite geometric series and state the convergence condition explicitly
Revisit algebraic manipulation skills that surface in series work, such as factoring and simplifying rational expressions with powers
Your checkpoint
A formula card for sequences and series (general term, partial sum, infinite sum, convergence condition) plus 20 solved problems, at least 5 of them word problems with the model stated in words first
Euclidean Geometry & Analytic Geometry
State and apply circle theorems (inscribed angle, tangent-chord, cyclic quadrilateral, power of a point) in multi-step proofs
Write complete two-column or paragraph proofs for 6 geometry problems, justifying each step with a named theorem
Use triangle congruence and similarity criteria to prove segment and angle equalities
Solve analytic geometry problems combining line equations, distance, midpoint, perpendicularity, and circle equations
Translate a geometric claim into coordinates and verify it algebraically
Your checkpoint
Six written geometry proofs, each with every step justified by a named theorem, plus 8 analytic geometry problems solved with full coordinate working
Probability and Statistics & Equations and Inequalities
Compute probabilities using the addition and multiplication rules, conditional probability, and independence checks
Build and read tree diagrams and two-way tables for multi-stage experiments
Calculate mean, median, mode, variance, and standard deviation for grouped and ungrouped data and interpret the spread
Work with the binomial and normal distributions, including standardization and reading a supplied z-table
Revisit equation and inequality techniques in the context of probability constraints and expected-value problems
Your checkpoint
A statistics and probability summary sheet with worked examples for each distribution and rule, plus 20 solved problems including 3 full multi-stage probability scenarios
Differential Calculus & Integral Calculus & Trigonometry
Complete two full-length timed practice papers under exam conditions, allocating time per section before starting
Diagnose every error from both papers by domain and by error type, then re-solve each missed item unaided
Drill the highest-frequency calculus and trigonometry procedures (derivative rules, tangent lines, extrema, definite integrals, triangle solving) until each is fluent
Finalize a one-page personal formula sheet covering all 11 domains for last-minute review
Your checkpoint
Two completed timed papers with a scored error analysis table by domain, plus a final one-page formula sheet and a list of the 10 error types to watch on exam day
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 80% on a 45-minute self-test of 25 derivative and function-analysis items, and show a completed derivative rule sheet written from memory
Week 4: Score at least 70% on the 60-minute trigonometry and integration mock paper, with every lost mark mapped to a named rule or setup error
Week 6: Produce 6 geometry proofs in which every step carries a named theorem, and solve 8 analytic geometry problems with no arithmetic slips
Week 7: Score at least 80% on a 20-item probability and statistics set, including correct interpretation of standard deviation and correct standardization in normal-distribution items
Week 8: Complete two full timed papers with a domain-by-domain error table, and demonstrate that every previously missed item can be re-solved correctly without notes