Basic Algebra - Kaplan, Jerry
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BASIC ALGEBRAThis is the best book around to teach the essentials of pre-algebra and first-year algebra in an easy-to-follow, low-anxiety way.Basic Algebra makes complex ideas simple:¿ Teaching material is broken down into one- or two-page lessons, each explaining a single principle.¿ Clear explanations mean a minimum of intervention is required.¿ Can be used for self-instruction or as a classroom text.¿ A special section with practice exercises follows each lesson.¿ Chapter checkout tests reinforce individual lessons.

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BASIC ALGEBRAThis is the best book around to teach the essentials of pre-algebra and first-year algebra in an easy-to-follow, low-anxiety way.Basic Algebra makes complex ideas simple:¿ Teaching material is broken down into one- or two-page lessons, each explaining a single principle.¿ Clear explanations mean a minimum of intervention is required.¿ Can be used for self-instruction or as a classroom text.¿ A special section with practice exercises follows each lesson.¿ Chapter checkout tests reinforce individual lessons.
Autorenporträt
Jerry Kaplan is Professor Emeritus of Mathematics Education at Seton Hall University. Previously, he taught at Teachers College, Columbia University, and the University of Tel Aviv, Israel.He is the author of mathematics books for SRA, Random House, Harcourt Brace, Triumph Learning, and School Specialty. Jerry has long advocated for combining basic skills along with challenging problems as integral parts of good math instruction. Jerry led many workshops, seminars, and classes on how to combine problem solving with a focus on basic skills. He established the 4 to 1 system: over a period (month, semester, year), invest 4 times more time in basic skills than in problem solving. His math books break down skills into small and simple steps that are easy to read. Several beneficiaries of his work in these areas were the US Government Job Corps Program, the Ford Foundation, Educational Testing Service, and the Ministry of Education, Israel.