As the second semester of the school year progresses and the end of the year approaches, demands increase significantly.
Some topics are more abstract, evaluations become more rigorous and the need to obtain better grades to guarantee promotion and strengthen learning grows.
Many times, low grades are not the result of a lack of effort, but rather of accumulated gaps in basic knowledge that make it difficult to understand subsequent topics.
Therefore, reinforcing these contents at this time of the school year represents a valuable opportunity to improve academic performance and prepare students for new challenges.
The Integrated Mathematics Series
The collection Integrated Mathematics It is an educational proposal of Free press designed to reinforce the essential content that every high school student must master.
The series is organized into micro-themes with contextualized content. It also includes readings that integrate real-life situations with the topics addressed.
This collection seeks to become a practical, clear and accessible tool to support students, teachers and parents in strengthening fundamental mathematical skills.
This collection is not only intended to teach procedures, but also to awaken greater confidence in students in their mathematical abilities.
These contents support elementary and high school students, and can even be used in fifth and sixth grades.
Integrated Mathematics Series Topics
Find publications in the print edition of Free press, starting Tuesday, July 7.
- Tuesday, July 7: Solving equations. It allows you to develop logical reasoning and the ability to solve problems.
- Wednesday, July 8: Ratios and proportions. They strengthen the understanding of mathematical relationships applied to real situations.
- Tuesday, July 14: Hierarchy of operations. It is essential to carry out procedures correctly and avoid frequent errors.
- Wednesday, July 15: Measures of central tendency. They help interpret information and statistical data present in everyday life.
- Tuesday, July 21: Angles. They strengthen spatial vision and geometric thinking.
- Wednesday, July 22: Cartesian plane. It constitutes a basis for the study of analytical geometry and the representation of functions.