QuarryEd Home - An Education and Careers Resource for teachers and students

QuarryEd Home - An Education and Careers Resource for teachers and students

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Teacher - Curriculum– Find out how the extractive industry is relevant to and can offer a wide range of learning opportunities for many subject areas

Teacher - Teacher resources– Access a wide range of education resources and information linked to the A level curriculum

Teacher A level resources - Biology
Teacher A level resources - Chemistry
Teacher A level resources - Environmental science
Teacher A level resources - Geography
Teacher A level resources - Geology
Teacher A level resources - Mathematics
Teacher A level resources - Physics

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Mathematics

On this page you will find a range of resources and information for A level mathematics.

Mathematics underpins almost everything in the extractive industry. Learning about the extractive industry provides opportunities for students of A level mathematics to develop an understanding of trigonometry used in surveying networks, simple geotechnical forces, and geostatistics used for analysing mineral reserves.

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Trigonometry

 

Geostatistics

 

Simple geotechnical forces
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