Sumita Bose – författare

This book provides students with decision making, critical thinking, skill building and fun-filled hands-on projects. All the mathematics projects included in the book are classroom tested which focus on concept development through creativity.

The sete-by-step easy projects explained in this book help to remove the mathematics phobia commonly present in students and boost their self-confidence.

Salient Features:

Simple and lucid language

Attractive illustrations/diagrams

Creative skill-building ideas

Concept-building ad decision-making projects

Easy availability of project materials

Individual and partner projects promoting cooperative learning and systematic reasoning

Projects based on the latest CCE curriculum of the CBSE and other State Boards’ standards

Reinforcement of previous knowledge

The book is a ‘must read’ for all, particularly the school children in the age group of 10 to 14 years.

Learning Mathematics the Fun way caters to those students who deserve to have their individual learning needs satisfied. This book emphasises on teaching with activities, drawing on real-life models from children’s point of view and promotes expectations for success.

The book nurtures the interest of the student by bringing up the fun-quotient in the learning process. This will help students gain confidence in ability to reason and thereby enhance problem solving skills. This also meets the requirement of the NCERT syllabus.

This book offers categories of questions that reinforces critical knowledge and strengthens student’s reasoning and problem-solving skills.

Salient features:

• Attractive picture illustrations

• Simple & lucid language

• Thought provoking puzzles

• Concept building activities

• Skill developing games

• Solved examples for clear understanding

• Common errors & their corrections

• Tricks & shortcuts for easy calculations

• Worksheets for practice

• Test series

• Mental Arithmetic

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Faced with the conundrum of ever changing life, all of us yearn for a single formula which can solve the problem at hand. Recollecting the exact formula that would help in navigating the labyrinth of a problem is the perpetual problem. This really stares at us in the face when trying for competitive examinations and mostly in Mathematics where quantitative ability bodes importance. This book gives quick glance at commonly needed formulae for Arithmetic, Algebra, Boolean Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Vectors, Dynamics and Statistics. The book is not only designed for the students and job aspirants but it is also a quick reference and handy guide for the teachers.

Salient Features:

15 Practical Tips to boost the performance level

Concise, relevant definitions to clear basic concepts

Useful axioms, theorems and their properties

Attractive diagrammatic illustrations

Easy mnemonics for conversion of units

Appendix containing mathematical constants, log tables and trigonometric tables

Usage of simple and lucid language