Real World Math and Science Blog

This blog is a compilation of articles explaining how math and science are applied in real-life situations.

Tailored for middle and high school students, it offers numerous examples illustrating how concepts learned in school are put to use by real people in real jobs.

Covering various topics, this blog aligns with school curricula to make math and science more relevant, practical, and engaging for all students!

What math do I need for my career?

• Math can feel like a big hurdle when you're chasing your dream career.

• But even top professionals admit they struggled with it at first.

• Once you see how math is used in real life, it starts to make more sense—and gets easier to learn.

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Integrals: A Real-Life Example (Nuclear Design)

This article explains—with a genuine nuclear engineering example—how integrals solve real-world problems. Perfect for high school students (Grade 12+), it covers:

• Why corrosion rates in reactors are mathematical functions

• How integrals outperform approximations for long-term predictions

• Connections to medicine, finance, and other fields

Derivative: A Real-Life Example (Container Design)

• This article is designed for high school students and their teachers, demonstrating how derivatives are applied in real life.

• Derivatives play a key role in optimizing material use, energy, costs, and more.

• This article explores one such case: using derivatives to optimize the design of a steel container.

How to prepare for college while still in middle or high school?

• Preparing for college means developing a systematic way of thinking and connecting classroom learning to real life.

• Students should focus on understanding the 'why' behind concepts, organizing their knowledge, and practicing problem-solving skills while still in school.

• This article helps students make informed decisions about their majors and prepare for a smooth transition to college.

Rational Functions: A Real-Life Example (from sustainability)

• This article is for middle and high school students curious about real-world applications of math.

• Discover how rational functions help determine the most sustainable package dimensions.

• Includes a detailed case study and a video preview.