EasyRead Mathematics For Junior Secondary Schools 1
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EasyRead Mathematics for Junior Secondary Schools is a doing it yourself mathematics series that is written for pupils with learning difficulties in mathematics. This series of books is easy–to–read and easy–to–understand; as the style used in writing the texts is a step–by–step approach and the explanations used in presenting those steps are extremely easy to follow. This series of books is written not just to add to the number of the existing mathematics textbooks on the shelf, but to be a candle that will lighten the paths of millions of pupils whose paths have been darkened by fear of mathematics as a subject. The author makes this series of books user friendly to pupils who never gave mathematics a show of love, and so appealing to pupils with little or no prior knowledge of mathematics before now. “In the beginning, God created man with a sense of numbers”, said Hali. This sentence is meant to mean more than a quotation that is rightly said by the author in this series of books. This supplies the key which opens pupils’ understanding to mathematics as a whole and pupils’ passion for mathematics as a subject. Taking the pupils on this wondrous journey through making the unknown known-man is born with an inbuilt knowledge of mathematics-Hali teaches pupils in the course of this series of books, how to use their minds and imaginations in improving their personal knowledge of mathematics and in preparing themselves toward achieving personal excellent grades on Junior High School Mathematics. In this charming volume (EasyRead Mathematics for Junior Secondary Schools I), the author features hundreds carefully selected examples and imaginative exercises with solutions to all the carefully selected examples, and answers to all the imaginative exercises.
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EasyRead Mathematics for Junior Secondary Schools is a doing it yourself mathematics series that is written for pupils with learning difficulties in mathematics. This series of books is easy–to–read and easy–to–understand; as the style used in writing the texts is a step–by–step approach and the explanations used in presenting those steps are extremely easy to follow. This series of books is written not just to add to the number of the existing mathematics textbooks on the shelf, but to be a candle that will lighten the paths of millions of pupils whose paths have been darkened by fear of mathematics as a subject. The author makes this series of books user friendly to pupils who never gave mathematics a show of love, and so appealing to pupils with little or no prior knowledge of mathematics before now. “In the beginning, God created man with a sense of numbers”, said Hali. This sentence is meant to mean more than a quotation that is rightly said by the author in this series of books. This supplies the key which opens pupils’ understanding to mathematics as a whole and pupils’ passion for mathematics as a subject. Taking the pupils on this wondrous journey through making the unknown known-man is born with an inbuilt knowledge of mathematics-Hali teaches pupils in the course of this series of books, how to use their minds and imaginations in improving their personal knowledge of mathematics and in preparing themselves toward achieving personal excellent grades on Junior High School Mathematics. In this charming volume (EasyRead Mathematics for Junior Secondary Schools I), the author features hundreds carefully selected examples and imaginative exercises with solutions to all the carefully selected examples, and answers to all the imaginative exercises.
About the Author
I.Y. Hali is a University student of Mathematics and Statistics with the University of Maiduguri. He is a single author of ten other Mathematics textbooks; of which three are on the University series and one on the High School Mathematics and six on the Primary School Mathematics. Hali’s books are easy reading, and the style used in presenting the subject has helped pupils/students, who were once failures in Mathematics, in achieving personal excellent grades on examinations set by standard institutes. Hali was the recipient of the University-wide Bode Amoa Award for excellence in learning with a first-class first year GPA and other National Merit Awards both from the University of Jos. He was also celebrated on a National Scale as an unsung hero.