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Barron's Math Study Dictionary |  | Authors: Frank Tapson, Robert A. Atkins Publisher: Barron's Educational Series Category: Book
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Media: Paperback Reading Level: Young Adult Pages: 144 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6 Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 6.6 x 0.4
ISBN: 0764103032 Dewey Decimal Number: 510.3 EAN: 9780764103032 ASIN: 0764103032
Publication Date: February 1, 1998 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Amazon.com Review Calming a bad case of math jitters is easier than parents and students might think. Secondary school math is, in essence, a new language, with new meanings assigned to words such as "altitude," "area," "axis," and "absolute." No wonder many an otherwise adept student gets bogged down. Barron's Mathematics Study Dictionary deftly and reassuringly resolves this predicament. Arranged alphabetically by themes (with vocabulary and definitions for "arithmetic," "conic sections," "formulas for shapes," and "probability," for example), and with a "Wordfinder" cross-reference (abbreviations to "Z- angles") to help locate specific confusing terms, the study dictionary helps explain the vocabulary of mathematics, translating lessons and homework back into plain English. --Stephanie Gold
Product Description An imaginative new approach to mathematics, a great classroom supplement, a useful homework helper for middle school and high school students, "Barron's Mathematics Study Dictionary" includes an alphabetized Wordfinder which directs readers to the definitions of more than 1,000 words and terms, many accompanied by examples. Illustrations & charts throughout .
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An indispensible reference March 31, 2000 Abigail Marshall (San Francisco) 26 out of 26 found this review helpful
My 12 year old (who hates math) picked up this book and said "awesome!" My 17 year old, who is taking pre-calculus, was fascinated - exclaiming, "I never knew that about circles!"This study dictionary defines and explains mathematical terms and functions in a comprehensive, dictionary-style format. The information is geared for students from pre-algebra through college. This is simply a reference that every student should have. The definitions and illustrated examples are grouped by concept. When you look up a term, you will find it on a page with all the other terms related to the same mathematical function. For example, the word "denominator" will be found under "fractions". In fact, just reading the definitions on any given page is a good introduction to the subject. A comprehensive 'wordfinder' index at the begining of the book directs you to the right page. This book would be a bargain at twice the price. (It probably will make more sense to your kids than the explanations in their textbooks).
A great book! September 23, 2007 R. J. Howard (Lewistown, PA USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This "dictionary" is really more than a book of word meanings. Explanations are detailed and well-written. The index and table of contents make it very easy to find exactly what you are looking for. I use this book in my math classes all the time. The information is grouped around similar topics. Well worth the purchase price.
Perfect Math Desk Reference Book November 9, 2007 James L. Jahnke (Canton, Ga. United States) I am studying to pass a teacher certification test for High School Math. Barron's Mathematics 129 page book is the perfect desk reference. It is a mini-encyclopedia of remarkable scope. Descriptions are short, informative, and interesting. Brief examples, diagrams and simple English explanations are precise and clear. Hundreds of fast math facts through pre-calculus. Don't throw out your math books that go into more depth but for quick lookups this book can't be beat.
Great book January 12, 2007 AlphaMan Helps to explain what a derivative and denominator is in terms that you and your children can understand. More than just the number on the bottom of a fraction.
Essential Homework Aid December 28, 2008 Barbara L. Deen (San Antonio, TX USA) As with the Barron's Science Study Dictionary, this little book is a must have study aid for both the math student and the parent wanting to help with a foggy memory of algebra concepts, etc. This particular guide is invaluable for understanding basic math concepts, looking up number properties, centralized formulas and charts, etc. It works well for both middle school and high school math students and makes a handy teacher reference as well.
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