@neiljstewart.bsky.social
Deputy head of Maths and KS4 lead, who loves sharing of resources and ideas.
Teacher of Further Maths and lover of Mechanics!
Teacher of Further Maths and lover of Mechanics!
#alevelmaths #furthermechanics
Great discussion with a colleague today on how to find the coefficient of restitution when you have the initial velocity, final velocity and the impulse all in vector form.
I swear by splitting into parallel and perpendicular vectors by he loves using dot product.
Great discussion with a colleague today on how to find the coefficient of restitution when you have the initial velocity, final velocity and the impulse all in vector form.
I swear by splitting into parallel and perpendicular vectors by he loves using dot product.
September 26, 2025 at 5:57 PM
#alevelmaths #furthermechanics
Great discussion with a colleague today on how to find the coefficient of restitution when you have the initial velocity, final velocity and the impulse all in vector form.
I swear by splitting into parallel and perpendicular vectors by he loves using dot product.
Great discussion with a colleague today on how to find the coefficient of restitution when you have the initial velocity, final velocity and the impulse all in vector form.
I swear by splitting into parallel and perpendicular vectors by he loves using dot product.
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Today’s project: colouring in some cards for the #MathsConf38 tuck shop @rjs2212.bsky.social
June 15, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Today’s project: colouring in some cards for the #MathsConf38 tuck shop @rjs2212.bsky.social
Please can people confirm if we can share electronic copies to the June 2024 papers with our students? Thank you
April 28, 2025 at 11:06 AM
Please can people confirm if we can share electronic copies to the June 2024 papers with our students? Thank you
Teachers of Pearson Further Mechanics 2, do you know if students can be tested on variable density of a solid that isn’t just a pole that has mass per unit length. There’s nothing in the textbook or it’s not clear in the spec but it’s on DrFrost
@over-drawn.bsky.social @susanwhitehouse.bsky.social
@over-drawn.bsky.social @susanwhitehouse.bsky.social
April 11, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Teachers of Pearson Further Mechanics 2, do you know if students can be tested on variable density of a solid that isn’t just a pole that has mass per unit length. There’s nothing in the textbook or it’s not clear in the spec but it’s on DrFrost
@over-drawn.bsky.social @susanwhitehouse.bsky.social
@over-drawn.bsky.social @susanwhitehouse.bsky.social