QUARRYING LEANERS RECALL THE BENEFITS OF WATER REFILLING STATIONS IN THE COMMUNITY. What do you know about mining and quarrying? BENEFITS OF MINING/QUARRYING 1. Quarrying creates jobs in areas where there are limited opportunities. 2. There is a huge demand for the products of quarrying, such as building stone and cement. 3. Quarrying provides income to local councils through taxation. Good communications are needed for transporting the products of quarrying. As a result many remote rural areas benefit from improved access. 4. Mining is a source of mineral resources important for maintaining and upgrading living standards. It is the extraction of valuable and non-renewable minerals or other geological substances from the earth. Materials acquired through mining include metals, limestone, rock salt, gemstone, coal, oil, gravel, gold and clay. 5. Mining is intended to obtain resources that cannot be produced through agricultural activities or manufactured artificially in a laboratory or factory PRESENT THE SCENARIO OR PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED BY THE LEARNERS (PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING). SEE ACTIVITY SHEET 8.2 EVALUATION
What are the processes of separating mixtures
that are used in mining and quarrying? Assignment
Conduct additional researches on the benefits
of mining and quarrying to the community in relation to its processes dealing with separating of mixtures.