According to a survey, as many as one third of parents are not confident when dealing with the maths homework brought home by their children. Guiding parents through the basics of the maths their children are learning at school, this book covers the dilemmas and problems you are likely to be confronted with up to your child leaving primary school.
Maths can often leave children - and parents - perplexed. This book explains the various ways of teaching maths. It shows you how to: master 'number bonds' and 'number lines'; divide by 'chunking'; multiply using 'the grid method'; work with fractions, percentages and ratios; and, understand number and place value.
Numerical reasoning or data interpretation tests are a popular way of assessing candidates at an early stage of the job application process. This book includes an overview of the basics and a step-by-step guide to the necessary skills for taking such a test. It also includes worked examples and practice tests to improve understanding.
Offers essential preparation for those faced with numerical psychometric tests. This book contains explanations of answers with interpretations of scores. It emphasises on acquiring the necessary key skills. It provides readers with an opportunity to improve on their expected scores.
The easy way to get practice and excel at numeracy tests Whether you're looking for a new job, applying to certain university courses, or attempting to join the military, you're increasingly likely to face a numeracy test as part of the screening process. And the only way to prepare for a numeracy test is practise.
Does your job involve figure work that brings you out in a cold sweat? Do you increasingly have to focus on and understand spreadsheets, financial statements, ratios and other number nightmares? Relax - 'Great at my job - Crap at Numbers' is a practical and easy guide to getting to grips with the arithmetic.
Provides techniques that help you understand the basic mathematics. This book is suitable for a training course where basic mathematics is involved. It is useful for primary student teachers, trainees on apprentice courses and parents who want to help their children. It includes information on spreadsheets and personal development profiles.
Aimed at adults who lack confidence in their numeracy skills, this book provides users with an understanding of the key concepts and methods, then applies them in real-world situations such as calculating distances or working out interest payments. It also includes examples, diagrams, and exercises to reinforce the learning points.