Karen Press - Böcker

Mastering Mathematics Form 3, the third book in an exciting new series for Ordinary Level Mathematics, is specially developed for Anglophone students enrolled in secondary schools in Cameroon. All the books in the Mastering Mathematics series give students extensive opportunities to investigate mathematical problems through various stimulating activities. Students are encouraged to discover their own methods and answers before they embark on exercises to consolidate their newly-gained knowledge. The special text design enhances students' ability to access information. The text is supported by margin boxes, providing additional information as well as reminding students of the various mathematical rules and theorems they will need. Answers at the back of each book give students the opportunity to check their own work.

Study & Master Mathematics helps learners master essential mathematical skills and content. Study & Master Mathematics Grade 4 has been specially developed by an experienced author team to support the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) for the Intermediate Phase. This easy-to-use course not only helps learners to master essential content and skills in the subject, but gives them the best possible foundation on which to build their Mathematics knowledge. The innovative Teacher's Guide includes a detailed daily teaching plan to support classroom management, teaching tips to guide teaching of the topics in the learner material, worked out answers for all activities in the Learner's Book, and photocopiable record sheets and templates.

Study & Master Mathematical Literacy helps learners master essential content and skills in Mathematical Literacy. Study & Master Mathematical Literacy Learner's Book Grade 10 has been especially developed by an experienced author team according to the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). This easy-to-use course helps learners master essential content and skills in Mathematical Literacy. The comprehensive Learner's Book includes thorough coverage of basic skills to lay a sound foundation for the development of knowledge. Examples with a strong visual input connect Mathematical Literacy to everyday life.

In a series of interviews conducted between 2006 and 2010, activist and scholar Neville Alexander reflected on how the languages he had used throughout his life shaped his world and his relationships with his immediate and wider communities. A version of these conversations was published in German in 2011 by Drava Verlag.In this reconstruction, the only extensive (auto)biographical work about Alexander in print in English, his belief in the emancipatory potential of multilingualism frames his vividly recalled life and his incisive observations about language in post-apartheid South Africa. He speaks candidly about his childhood in the Eastern Cape, his political awakening and Robben Island incarceration. He also gives an insider’s view of how South Africa’s post- apartheid language dispensation was shaped. The book also includes some of Alexander’s seminal writings on multilingualism, a rewarding yet often neglected aspect of his work.