Math lesson for everyone series: Discoveries, problems and challenges 2
- Math
- Categories:General Knowledge Hobbies & Games
- Language:Italian(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:October,2021
- Pages:128
- Retail Price:(Unknown)
- Size:140mm×210mm
- Page Views:122
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Feature
★The series is designed to speak to all readers about mathematical thinking and logic in an easy-to-understand, engaging way that shows how fascinating math can be, whether you're 8 or 99 years old!
The series includes 9 titles:
Problems, reasoning and demonstrations 1
Games, trivia and problems 1
Discoveries, problems and challenges 1
Problems, reasoning and demonstrations 2
Games, trivia and problems 2
Discoveries, problems and challenges 2
Problems, reasoning and demonstrations 3
Games, trivia and problems 3
Discoveries, problems and challenges 3
Description
Author
Angelina Fileccia, graduated in biological sciences, after a few years of volunteer work in hospitals, has been teaching mathematical sciences at the secondary school "R. Franchetti" in Palermo for more than twenty years.
Maria Grazia Montefameglio, with a degree in Natural Sciences, has been teaching mathematics and science in Secondary School since the fall of 1987. In 1999 she started to train her students to participate in mathematics competitions.
She published "Math Games" (Tipolito Melli, 2016), a true story that recounts years of participating in math competitions.
Anna Maria Saladino, professor of Mathematics in secondary schools between Palermo and Trapani. She is one of the founders of the Italian Academy for the Promotion of Mathematics.