First and foremost, this is a beautiful story about a girl who learns to count. However, most of us have forgotten how we became skilled counters, and few know that in doing so we also learn concepts from higher mathematics. If you are curious to know why you can count or if you want to do some exercises together with children to help them on their way to start counting, then this is the book for you. There is something for everyone in the book and you will enjoy it as an exploring kid or as a caring parent, as well as a seasoned mathematician. This book illustrates and thoroughly explains a number of key scenarios on the way towards counting, with pointers to anyone who wants to dig deeper into the presented subjects. It is time to learn how to learn to count!
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Höhe: 222 mm
Breite: 221 mm
Dicke: 7 mm
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978-91-982826-0-3 (9789198282603)
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Lars Rönnbäck is working as an author and a consultant at Up to Change and is an associate researcher at the Department of Computer Science, Stockholm University. He has a masters degree in mathematics from Uppsala University, specialising in information modeling and prediction models for profitability. He has worked for some of the largest companies within the banking, financial, and retail markets in Sweden and has more than ten years experience from Business Intelligence and Anchor modeling. Lars can frequently be seen as a speaker at international conferences and performs certification trainings in Anchor modeling. My Little Big Math Book is his first book for children, based on his own experiences and research in the foundations of mathematics combined with ideas from information modeling.
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Associate Researcher Department of Computer Science Stockholm University M SC in Mathematics Department of Mathematics Uppsala University
