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Download or read book IP Mathematics Book 1 Answers Booklet written by Wong-Ng Siew Hiong and published by Shing Lee Publishers Pte Ltd. This book was released on 2013-01-01 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Mathematics in schools offering the Integrated Programme is usually taught as an integrated subject, so that students will be able to better relate learnt knowledge to new knowledge and transfer conceptual understanding to application, as many mathematical concepts are interconnected. One driving force to write the series is to provide a guidebook especially for students in the Integrated Programme. The other is to share teaching ideas with other Mathematics teachers who love the subject as much as I do. Features: � Each topic begins with a recap of key mathematical concepts to help students consolidate learning. � Worked examples are included to enhance understanding and application of key concepts, with side notes explaining some of the working. � Practice questions are tiered into three levels of difficulty. Level 1 aims to provide students with the necessary practice; Level 2 to further build the confidence and test students� understanding; Level 3 to challenge students with higher order thinking questions. � �Math Wonderland� is one highlight of the book. Activities include extension of the topic, suggested alternative assessment and questions to stretch mathematical thinking. The primary purpose of the Wonderland is to allow students to think deeply about what they have learnt and to appreciate the learning of Mathematics beyond classroom. � Step-by-step solutions to all questions are provided as an additional resource to students� problem solving process. I hope this book will benefit students studying Integrated Mathematics, as well as those with aptitude for the subject who are preparing for the GCE O Level Mathematics and Additional Mathematics examinations.

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