School Mathematics Realm

$The Mathematic Kingdom$

The Mathematic Kingdom

- Welcome, dear visitor! If you are interested in testing your mathematical knowledge, learning mathematics from zero to advanced levels, a pupil at school, or a teacher searching for tutorials and teaching materials — you are in the right place!
- This section presents mathematical topics arranged gradually — from the fundamental concepts required for mathematical thinking to the advanced ideas built upon these foundations, commonly needed for higher-level mathematics.
- The collection we present to your attention is supplemented with images, links to advanced topics, and complex scholarly works by authoritative authors and internationally approved editions. These references allow you to verify the accuracy and correctness of the materials we outline here.
- Our methodology may appear somewhat revolutionary, as we introduce complex concepts at earlier stages (for example, the idea of set of numbers is presented already in the first lesson on natural numbers). However, we do this intentionally: from the very beginning of the course, the pupil develops genuine mathematical thinking.
- At the same time, we understand the limits of a young student's ability to grasp new concepts. These abstract elements are introduced carefully and remain fully understandable both for pupils and for anyone who simply wishes to relearn or rediscover the magic of mathematics.
- The course publications follow their own schedule, and new lessons are released gradually until the full course is completed. We encourage you to revisit the mathematics publications hub from time to time to discover newly added lessons and continue your learning journey…

First Lesson: Natural Numbers

$Natural Numbers and How to Eat Them$

Natural Numbers and How to Eat Them

This lesson is about the natural numbers, the rules for writing them, and how to distinguish natural numbers from other types of numbers.
Here we also introduce the concept of set of numbers, and how these numbers can be organized along a numerical interval, including cases where certain numbers are included or excluded within that interval.
The lesson is structured in three levels of material, and depending on your interest you may choose the level of explanation most appropriate for you, or for your pupils if you are searching for didactic materials as a teacher.

Our Collective at Work

Our collective of teachers and methodological consultants working hard for pupils

We are in the process of creating new lessons, and our consultants and authors are working hard to develop the highest-quality school course materials in the field of mathematics. Visit us from time to time to gain access to new lessons as soon as they appear in this list.