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‘The Derivation of Mathematics: Mastering Secondary School Mathematics’ delivers a logical, easy-to-learn approach to Mathematics for students, teachers and parents. Author, Paul McNamara has combined his love of Maths, with his academic and professional experience to develop the MSSM program. With its clear, detailed explanations of Arithmetic (the most basic branch of Mathematics), this program develops a deep understanding of the subject that students can apply to real world situations. This book is formatted so that each chapter is a stand-alone module that students can work through methodically and logically. It introduces, not only Arithmetic, but the concepts of basic Algebra and Geometry without overwhelming readers with other branches of mathematics. Its purpose is to lay the foundation for further study into Mathematics. The author’s hope is to ‘ignite a passion for Mathematics in school students’ resulting in students who are self-confident learners and problem solvers. By developing their full learning potential they will make a real contribution to the world.
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‘The Derivation of Mathematics: Mastering Secondary School Mathematics’ delivers a logical, easy-to-learn approach to Mathematics for students, teachers and parents. Author, Paul McNamara has combined his love of Maths, with his academic and professional experience to develop the MSSM program. With its clear, detailed explanations of Arithmetic (the most basic branch of Mathematics), this program develops a deep understanding of the subject that students can apply to real world situations. This book is formatted so that each chapter is a stand-alone module that students can work through methodically and logically. It introduces, not only Arithmetic, but the concepts of basic Algebra and Geometry without overwhelming readers with other branches of mathematics. Its purpose is to lay the foundation for further study into Mathematics. The author’s hope is to ‘ignite a passion for Mathematics in school students’ resulting in students who are self-confident learners and problem solvers. By developing their full learning potential they will make a real contribution to the world.