Whether you re mathematically inclined or numerically challenged, a new journal presented by The Pacific Institute for Mathematical Sciences is sure to improve your interest in numbers. Pi in the Sky is devoted to promoting interest in mathematical sciences. This journal uses a variety of math games, stories, strategies and challenges and presents them in plain, easy language that makes learning about math less intimidating and more fun. Take a look at Pi in the Sky. The primary objective of PIMS is facilitating the activities of mathematical scientists in Alberta and British Columbia by creating strong mathematical partnerships and links between Canadian universities, businesses and governments by establishing collaborations in other countries particularly those of the Pacific Rim.
Understanding is the key to effective learning.
Pi in the Sky s use of simple English allows young people to follow along with ease. Learning can be fun as well as informative. The more fun kids have while they learn, the more interested they become in discovering and being challenged. This mathematical journal succeeds at intriguing its readers by presenting math challenges in the form of stories. They are written with a unique style guaranteed to keep children flipping the pages rather than sleeping on them.