Monthly Archives: September 2011

AFL Football GPS

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Passy

Image Source: http://tumblr.com GPS Technology and Computerised analysis of the collected data has found its way into many sports, especially Australian Rules Football. GPS units are sewn into players Football jumpers, and the players tracked during a game. All of … Continue reading →

Posted in AFL Football, Area of Composite Shapes, Math in the Real World, Perimeter, Polynomials | Tagged AFL footbal mathematics, AFL Football Mathematics, AFL Football Maths, AFL GPS Mathematics, applied mathematics, Box and Whisker Plot, Learning Maths Through Footy | 11 Comments

AFL Statistics

Posted on September 10, 2011 by Passy

Image Source: http://resources0.news.com.au AFL Football is a great competitive game played in Australia during the winter months. Statistics is the branch of mathematics involved with the practice and science of collecting and analyzing numerical data in large quantities. When applied … Continue reading →

Posted in AFL Football, Math in the Real World, Statistics | Tagged AFL Football Mathematics, AFL Football Maths, AFL Football Statistics, AFL Statistics, Learning Maths Through Footy, Sport Statistics, Sportzstats, Statisitics in Sport | 12 Comments

Free Math Videos

Posted on September 4, 2011 by Passy

Image Source: http://guinevere.icme.rpi.edu There are a lot of Mathematics instructional videos on the Internet. Many of these are simply of a teacher at a whiteboard that has been captured on video. However, others use narration with PowerPoint slides, or are … Continue reading →