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My name is Philip B. Kibona born on 10 Feb. 1967 at Kalembo Village, Ileje District in Mbeya Region -Tanzania. My favorite color is Yellow followed by green then Blue. Science is my favorite choice. I am a holder of Bsc. Home Economic and Human Nutrition with Teaching. I was also offered post graduate certificate in participatory teaching and learning offered by Stockholm Institute of Education -Sweden.-Babakale is my registered company dealing with writing and selling Science and Art Books.

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My name is Philip B. Kibona born on 10 Feb. 1967 at Kalembo Village, Ileje District in Mbeya Region -Tanzania. My favorite color is Yellow followed by green then Blue. Science is my favorite choice. I am a holder of Bsc. Home Economic and Human Nutrition with Teaching. I was also offered post graduate certificate in participatory teaching and learning offered by Stockholm Institute of Education -Sweden.-Babakale is my registered company dealing with writing and selling Science and Art Books.

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MATHEMATICAL STUDY SKILLS, CALCULATION AND FORMULA IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
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MATHEMATICAL STUDY SKILLS, CALCULATION AND FORMULA IN PRIMARY SCHOOL

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MATHEMATICAL STUDY SKILLS, CALCULATION AND FORMULA IN PRIMARY SCHOOL is a booklet designed to develop Mathematical genius in Primary Schools. It seeks to initiate Mathematical thinking, hence develop Mathematical genius. The learner is nurtured to create Mathematical topics and Subtopics and describe formulas and calculations in the absence of lesson notices. It is used as blue prints for developing Mathematical genius.
IF MEET THE PRESIDENT I WILL TELL THAT ....
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IF MEET THE PRESIDENT I WILL TELL THAT ....

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IF MEET THE PRESIDENT I WILL TELL THAT … is small memoir which reminds developing third world counties that model countries managed to pull out of poverty into the first world countries. It is suitable for courses involving development studies, social works, public services, economics and facilitative leadership. It can be used as reference material in discussion or presentation.