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THE PARENT’S MATHGUIDEHelp Your ChildUnderstand MathDo you have a child that does not understand math conceptsthe first time round? Do you see their potential and want to help them overcometheir difficulties in math? This eBook provides excellent math tips to help yoututor your child at home. It takes into consideration that every child isdifferent, and learn at different paces. It is a handy math for kids book,meant for parents and teachers alike, and will greatly ease the burden ofteaching a slow pupil.Makes Math Easy andFunThis eBook uses a math made easy approach to break downconcepts and explain them in really simple terms. It therefore makes your childenjoy learning math, which makes this one of the best math help books you canget for your kid. We are certain that your child’s grade will improve veryfast.Do not let your childsuffer to understand math concepts. This is a math made simple book that willmake the learning curve very easy for them. Click ‘Add to Cart’ now!
- Author
- Patsy F. Kanter
- Publisher
- Eric Reese
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
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