Junior Secondary Mathematics Notes ~ 4 years
Senior Secondary (Calculus Based) Notes ~ 2 years
Worksheet Generators (infinite number, solutions included)
Using MS Excel (techniques, strategies, examples)
Creating Graphics by Computer
Using MS Word for Mathematics, Admin, various
MS PowerPoint as a teaching/learning tool
Using a Casio Calculator effectively and efficiently
Glossary of Mathematical Terms
Behaviour Management and Strategies (many situations)
Lesson Planners
Using a Math-O-Matt for Geometric Constructions
Mathematical Modelling
Setting out in Mathematics for successful learning
Correct useage of Geometrical Instruments
Variety of Junior School Worksheets
Study Skills for Mathematics
Technology in Mathematics (from Low Tech to Higher Tech)

Time is usually a critical factor when a computer created graphic is needed. It may be necessary to have images ranging from the most simplistic through to ones that contain a high degree of detail.

Sumuno Mathewmatics Resources give descriptions of many different types of graphics and what techniques and strategies are used in their creation. This information is FREE with the resources but relies upon having access to the software as well as having the time to learn and use the skills.

A strategy is to have bespoke or custom graphic(s) created by Sumuno. Depending on the number of graphics required, the finished product will usually be returned within 1 to 2 working days.

A Mathematical document could take any form such as a worksheet, quiz, test, examination, administration, information, research or anything else related to Mathematics.

One of the main differences between written text and Mathematical text is the formatting required. By using the Sumuno Mathematics Resources, information is given to allow for setting out to be done effectively and is FREE to learn.

A document can be created at Sumuno without the need to learn these skills and also to save essential teaching or learning time.

Below are given just some samples of how a Mathematical document may appear. To highlight differences, handwritten drafts as well as the completed documents may be shown.