Pervaiz Salik

Mathematical Thinking for Primary (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Mathematical thinking, much like language, begins to develop early in life. Yet, while we celebrate the exceptional talents of mathematical prodigies like Ruth Lawrence or McLaren, we often fail to nurture these skills at the primary level, where they can have the greatest impact. This book aims to fill that gap. Designed for young learners, it focuses on building mathematical reasoning with minimal prerequisitesjust basic addition, subtraction, and simple multiplication. Not only does it help consolidate these foundational skills, but it also introduces problem-solving strategies that will prove invaluable, especially for students preparing for the 11+ exams. With the UK's GCSE math pass rate at just 40%, the need for a more innovative approach is clear. Give your child the advantage they deserve by introducing them to this unique and practical resource.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: pervaiz salik
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798230222842
• Artikelnr.: 72336246

Autorenporträt

I have an honours degree in Mathematics from the Open University and taught in Scotland before gaining an M.A. in English Literature.

I taught English to O Level International GCSE Cambridge students for 14 years in Pakistan and was Head of Department there.

My Haiku on Cultural Diversity is published in UNESCO'S Cultural Report 2000. My story of Big Samson The Big Lion (in a much shorter form) was accepted for publication by Oxford University Press, but never published for technical reasons.

Currently, I have published about 12 e-books on the teaching of English, novels, short stories and poetry. My Spelling book was ranked number 1 in its category on Amazon.

My interests include chess, badminton, bridge and astronomy.

(Pervaiz Salik)