Resources by Royal Academy of Engineering
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These Mathematics for Engineering exemplars are intended to motivate mathematics teaching and learning, provide support for teachers using contextualised mathematics for the first time, and help students gain fluency in the use of mathematics for practical problem solving. This collection from The Royal Academy of...
Maths beneath my feet
This resource gives a very practical use of basic mathematics that might be used by a trades person in their work. The activity is based around carpeting and flooring rooms. It involves the use of area and lots of calculations which resemble the functional skills questions in GCSE maths exams.
No specialist...
Maths Magic
This STEM teaching resource explores a variety of magical maths activities, from multiplication tips to card tricks.
Mission to Mars
This resource is set in the context of challenges encountered in getting to, landing on and living on Mars.
The resource covers some mathematics, physics and biology:
- Launch crew: How many people can you fit in different spacecraft modules. Mathematics.
- Launch aerodynamics: Investigate...
Monitoring Vibration Levels in Steam Turbines
This resource, from Mathematics for Engineering Exemplars, shows the application of mathematics within the mechanical and electrical engineering power industry. Here students learn how statistical models are used to set alarms which detect changes in vibration above normal values. The alarms highlight that...
Mosquito nets
This resource is based around the subject of nets to protect people from mosquitos which spread malaria. It includes various mathematical, discussion and design based exercises. The maths topics covered include nets, area, angles and scale.
Equipment required for the main challenge includes plastic straws...
Over the rainbow
Students experiment with prisms and 3D cinema glasses to explain some of the interesting properties of light and their cinematic application.
Pinhole photography
This resource provides the instructions for making a pinhole camera, taking a photograph and developing the photos in a dark room.
Pop rockets
In this activity, students create a pop rocket by combining a film canister, antacid tablet and water.
Power up!
This STEM resource looks at different types of energy, energy in engineering, the importance of electricity and how this is generated. It investigates different types of renewable energy through a number of engineering themed hands-on and practical activities.
Curriculum links:
- Science: Energy...