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Basic Calculations and Practices on Mental Math

 

 

Students need the best teacher, so you need examples, because

 

examples are the best teacher. All the examples here are fully

 

worked, and help you run your math better.

 

 

These are designed to help you do practices for your mental math,

 

calculation by heart. So these help improve your mental math.

 

Why mental math, though?

 

 

Your mental math will help you stay focused when you think, as

 

well as when you do math. The more mental math you do, the less

 

you get distracted. More likely to stay focused if doing math

 

mentally. In particular, it can help those people or seniors who are

 

concerned about memory loss.

 

 

And these are Basic Mental Math Step 1, Basic Mental Math Step 2,

 

Basic Mental Math Step 3, and so on. Up to 8 steps.

 

Each is a practice set, made of examples of simple calculations,

 

very simple. Even just reading them, your mental math improves.

 

 

When reading those examples, you are, kind of, forced to do

 

mental math.

 

With no pressure, though.

 

Reading and repeating those examples, you get to break a number

 

into other numbers and put them together some different ways.

 

Sounds hard, doesn’t it?

 

 

No worries. It begins with some easy ones, very easy, and

 

gradually, leads you to the ones bit more involved, bit by bit.

 

Actually, you’re doing calculations mentally in parts. And your

 

mental math grows.

 

 

As getting used to each step of practice, Step 1, Step 2, Step 3,

 

and so forth, up to Step 8, you keep growing your mental math, so

 

you can stay focused better when you are thinking, as well as

 

when you are doing math.

 

 

So this is for you if you want to get used to some basic math skill

 

so that you can get and do some essential math right and fast

 

enough.

 

 

As you get used to it, your mental math keeps growing, and gets

 

easier, smoothly faster.

 

 

And these are also, particularly for you if you have a difficulty

 

learning math as math anxiety or phobia. So anyway somehow if

 

math is daunting you, these are right for you.

 

 

Thus, if you hate math or struggle with it, but you want to learn it

 

right so that you can do some essential math right, smooth, and

 

fast enough, you are looking at the right books right now.

 

 

And handy and wieldy.

 

These books are small enough to carry and have fonts large

 

enough to read, so they can be in your pocket, can always be with

 

you, and can be an easy read whenever you have time for it.

 

 

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May your math run very well.

 

Seong R. Kim

 

M.S. Math. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

 

 

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