Hung-Hsi Wu, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA.

“...[T]here is a serious dimension to these books that is often not present in standard 'mathematics for teachers' textbooks...This series doesn't bother with the typical chapters on problem solving and elementary set theory that are very much the norm in books for this course, but strikes a blow for serious work by diving right into fractions...We need books for future teachers that take this approach to our subject.” - Mark Bollman, MAA Reviews

• FractionsRational numbersThe Euclidean algorithmExperimental geometryLength, area, and volumeBibliographySymbolic expressionsTranslation of verbal information into symbolsLinear equations in one variableLinear equations in two variables and their graphsSimultaneous linear equationsFunctions and their graphsLinear functions and proportional reasoningLinear inequalities and their graphsExponentsQuadratic functions and their graphsAppendix: Facts from [Wu-PreAlg]Bibliography

Hung-Hsi Wu, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA.

“...[T]here is a serious dimension to these books that is often not present in standard 'mathematics for teachers' textbooks...This series doesn't bother with the typical chapters on problem solving and elementary set theory that are very much the norm in books for this course, but strikes a blow for serious work by diving right into fractions...We need books for future teachers that take this approach to our subject.” - Mark Bollman, MAA Reviews

• FractionsRational numbersThe Euclidean algorithmExperimental geometryLength, area, and volumeBibliographySymbolic expressionsTranslation of verbal information into symbolsLinear equations in one variableLinear equations in two variables and their graphsSimultaneous linear equationsFunctions and their graphsLinear functions and proportional reasoningLinear inequalities and their graphsExponentsQuadratic functions and their graphsAppendix: Facts from [Wu-PreAlg]Bibliography