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Our menu offers self-testing for math readiness, remedial help, a way to discover your preferred learning style and numerous presentations of interest from diverse perspectives (see full menu link at top left of the page).

The Map of Mathematics
(published by Domain of Science)

A modern perspective! “Now the thing that I have loved most about learning maths is that feeling you get where something that seemed so confusing finally clicks in your brain and everything makes sense: like an epiphany moment, kind of like seeing through the matrix.”

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I did the math Different Perspectives

❝ I am honoured by your invitation to address my Alma Mater. In the past, however, I have encountered difficulty persuading my heroes that the science of mathematics is not one of mere figures and geometrical signs …… that a science more important to life than food or drink – a science … without which there could be no music, no poetry, no art, …… the flight of the bird, …… the leap of the salmon, the rhythm of the dance – all are mathematical …… the science which has never failed and never will fail. ❞

 Quote from the 1937 movie, Stand In staring Leslie Howard as Atterbury Dodd, 2:35 - 4:55
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