Elementary Algebra: Early Systems Equations, Digital Video Tutor
ISBN-13:
9780321306203
ISBN-10:
0321306201
Edition:
1
Author:
Tom Carson, Ellyn Gillespie
Publication date:
2005
Publisher:
Addison Wesley
Format:
CD-ROM
Category:
Pure Mathematics
,
Mathematics
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ISBN-13:
9780321306203
ISBN-10:
0321306201
Edition:
1
Author:
Tom Carson, Ellyn Gillespie
Publication date:
2005
Publisher:
Addison Wesley
Format:
CD-ROM
Category:
Pure Mathematics
,
Mathematics
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Elementary Algebra: Early Systems Equations, Digital Video Tutor (ISBN-13: 9780321306203 and ISBN-10: 0321306201), written by authors
Tom Carson, Ellyn Gillespie, was published by Addison Wesley in 2005.
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Prealgebra, 2e, is a book for the student. The author’s goal is to help build students' confidence, their understanding and appreciation of math, and their basic skills by presenting an extremely user-friendly text that models a framework in which students can succeed. Unfortunately, students who place into developmental math courses often struggle with math anxiety due to bad experiences in past math courses. Developmental math students often have never developed nor applied a study system in mathematics. To address these needs, the author has framed three goals for Prealgebra: 1) reduce math anxiety, 2) teach for understanding, and 3) foster critical thinking and enthusiasm. The author's writing style is extremely student-friendly. He talks to students in their own language and walks them through the concepts, explaining not only how to do the math, but also why it works and where it comes from, rather than using the “monkey-see, monkey-do” approach that some books take. The second edition has been revised to include an increase in mid-level examples and exercises. In addition, the explanations and annotations are now more concise, yet keep the ever-important thoroughness that is the Carson style. Whole Numbers; Integers; Expressions and Polynomials; Equations; Fractions and Rational Expressions; Decimals; Ratios, Proportions, and Measurement; Percents; Statistics and Graphs For all readers interested in prealgebra.
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