Maths Resources Index

Algebra
- Online DVD with 18 videos from Mathtutor
- Refresher booklet, videos and self-tests from Mathtutor
- Downloadable interactive questions from METAL
Differentiation
- Teaching and Learning guide from METAL
- Powerpoint slides from METAL
- Online DVD with 14 videos from Mathtutor
- Self-test materials from Mathcentre
Differentiation: maxima and minima
- Video, exercises and 10 page booklet from Mathtutor
- Interactive self-test from Mathcentre
- Interactive exercise from Mathcentre
- Join our Question Bank for problem sets on this topic
Fractions and Percentages
- Films and animations from METAL
- Explanatory text and examples from Math You Need Econ
- Video clips, text and self-tests from Mathcentre
- Online DVD with 7 videos on fractions, ratios, percentages and roots from Mathtutor
- Downloadable interactive questions from METAL
- Case study: "Measuring inequality: Using the Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient"
- Case study: "Economic Growth: What Factors Matter?"
- Join our Question Bank for problem sets on this topic
Functions and Graphs
- Review of Graphs: Visual Display of Information from Syracuse University
- Online DVD with 8 videos and other materials from Mathtutor
- Video clips, text and self-tests from Mathcentre
- Teaching and Learning Guide on Non-linear equations from METAL
Geometric progressions: interest and growth
- Teaching and Learning guide: Finance and Growth from METAL
- Films and animations from METAL
- Videos and other materials on series from Mathtutor
- Video clips, text and self-tests from Mathcentre
- Case study: "Affording the mortgage" (geometric progression)
- Case study: "Does income constrain household spending?"
- Case study: "UK house prices: Going through the roof?"
- Case study: "Spending on plastic: the potential for financial distress"
- Case study: "Saving for the Future: Don't leave it too late!"
- Case study: "Economic Growth: What Factors Matter?"
Integration
- Teaching and Learning guide from METAL
- Introduction to Integration from MathsIsFun.com
- Online DVD with 11 videos from Mathtutor
- Text and self-tests from Mathcentre
- Downloadable interactive diagnostic questions from METAL
- Case study: "Estimating a demand curve for un-priced environmental goods" (example of using a definite integral)
- Case study: "Affording the mortgage" (definite integral)
- Case study: "Saving for the Future: Don't leave it too late!"
Linear Equations
- Teaching and Learning guide from METAL
- Explanatory text and examples from Math You Need Econ
- Linear Equations from MathsIsFun.com
- Films and animations from METAL
- Video, text and self-tests from Mathcentre
- Case study: "Household spending: When income matters in the end"
Linear Programming
- Teaching and Learning Guide on Linear Programming from METAL
- Teaching and Learning Guide on Partial Differentiation from METAL
- Downloadable interactive questions from METAL
Logarithms and Indices
Marginal Analysis
- Explanatory text and examples from Math You Need Econ
Matrices
- Teaching and Learning Guide from METAL
- Handouts and video from Mathcentre
- Downloadable interactive questions from METAL
- Introduction to Matrices from MathsIsFun.com
- Essence of Linear Algebra (YouTube playlist) 3Blue1Brown
Probability and Expectation
- Probability from MathsIsFun.com
- Case study: "Counting the cost of effective health policy" (probability in sensitivity analysis)
- Case study: "Probability in action: Gambling, the US Presidency and the market for car insurance" (betting odds and conditional probabilities)
Sigma notation
- Introduction to Sigma Notation from MathsIsFun.com
- Video, handout and self-tests from Mathcentre
- Case study: "Measuring the competitiveness of sport: are the top teams getting too strong?" (Concentration ratio)
- Case study: "Is the Scottish Premier League less competitive than its English Counterpart?" (Hirschman-Herfindahl Index)
- Case study: "Measuring health improvements for a cost effectiveness analysis"
Simultaneous (linear) equations
- Teaching and Learning guide from METAL
- Films and animations from METAL
- Video and animations from Mathtutor
- Video, text and self-tests from Mathcentre

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