By Nancy Teas-Crain & Linda Thompson
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Price: $14.95 plus S&H ISBN: 1-58736-663-0 Paperback, 8.25" x 11", 112 pages, Index |
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Math For Puzzled Parents By Nancy Teas-Crain & Linda Thompson
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You've already seen some of the testimonials to the left of each page as you've been browsing the site, but in case you've missed some, here's what experts and parents are saying about Math for Puzzled Parents.
"I like the idea of parents doing math with their children. Excellent choice of topics." — Elias Toubassi, Professor of Mathematics, University of Arizona "This book is a great resource for parents. I don't hesitate to recommend it to the parents of my students. "— Phyllis Murton, middle school Teacher of the Year and Home School teacher "This looks to be an excellent tool for parents to be able to work together with their children to help them grasp the complexities of math. Both should benefit from this book. The practice problems are useful in everyday problems they could encounter."— Bonnie J. McIvor, Global Head of Executive Development, Unilever (retired) "This book is a great tool for refreshing my memory about math facts and for letting me actually help my children with their homework."— DD Patrick, parent "This book is a fantastic resource for any parent or teacher. As a teacher of students with learning disabilities, I often have parents requesting resources to help their children. I'm excited to have a math resource that I can suggest that is so user friendly!"— Victoria Arrieta, M. Ed., Special Education Teacher "I have been reading your math book and I think it is great. It covers all of the basics that parents need to know to help their children with math homework. What a great help to teachers. This could end some of those late night calls to our home from frustrated parents. Or those notes the next day saying the homework isn't done, not because the dog ate the homework, but the parents just didn't have the math background to help."— Mollie Brantley, Teacher, Eugene, Oregon |
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