In the world of education, a persistent myth continues to thrive: that students are inherently afraid of Mathematics. Shockingly, even some teachers of the subject seem to reinforce this belief, viewing the learning of Mathematics as an inherently difficult and intimidating task.This book is a sincere and humble attempt to dispel this long-standing "Fear of Mathematics" myth by offering practical remedies and effective strategies. Drawing from years of hands-on experience as a secondary school teacher, the author shares valuable "Technical Know-How" for solving mathematical problems with clarity and confidence.The book provides easy-going, engaging, and student-friendly discussions on the key concept of Linear equations and graphs, aligned with the syllabi of W.B.B.S.E. and C.I.S.C.E. Various innovative materials, methods, and approaches have been thoughtfully incorporated to make the learning process more accessible and enjoyable.This book will prove highly beneficial for school students and their teachers, B.Ed. trainees and educators, curriculum developers, researchers, and anyone passionate about making Mathematics learning more approachable and rewarding.
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Dr. Sk. Samsul Alam, Ph.D.: Studied in Visva-Bharati (a Central University); Did Ph.D. at Centre for Mathematics Education (Visva-Bharati); Teaching Mathematics 28 years at Silut Basantapur High School, West Bengal, India; Published around 100 research papers and 40 books on Mathematics Education in national and international levels.
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