Karen Press

Study & Master Mathematics has been specially developed by an experienced author team to support the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). The innovative Teacher's Guide includes: • a detailed daily teaching plan to support classroom management • teaching tips to guide teaching of the topics in the learner material • worked out answers for all activities in the Learner's Book • photocopiable record sheets and templates. Also provides a comprehensive Learner's Book.

Study & Master Mathematical Literacy Grade 10 has been especially developed by an experienced author team according to the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). This new and easy-to-use course helps learners to master essential content and skills in Mathematical Literacy. The comprehensive Learner's Book includes: • thorough coverage of the basic skills topics to lay a sound foundation for the development of knowledge, skills and concepts in Mathematical Literacy • margin notes to assist learners with new concepts – especially Link boxes, that refer learners to the basic skills topics covered in Term 1, Unit 1-16 • ample examples with a strong visual input to connect Mathematical Literacy to everyday life.

There are numerous rooms and exhibits in The Little Museum of Working Life. Among them, you can choose to see: the room of working parts; cartwheels; diorama: weekend work; the room of watching; the room of how to; the room of sharpness; the room of getting from day to day; the room of John; the room of these things happen; the gallery of the future; the room of repossessed furniture; the gallery of chairs; glass cabinet: the watch; the room of what the children tell their children... Items in Karen Press's poetry have always been unusually well lit and carefully positioned, with lots of space for viewing and contemplation. That is more true than ever of the exhibits in this most artfully designed and immensely absorbing pocket museum, with its sensitive evocation of the textures and nuances of South African working-class life.

This collection brings together work from 1990-1995, the poems which Karen Press regards as "exploratory tools along two axes of what it means to have a home". The first axis is time: past to present, personal ancestors and public history, personal history and public ancestors. The other axis is spatial, in the present tense, the movement from home to home, exile to exile. Press draws on the history of a particular place at a particular time, but is aware that local struggles to reclaim a home and a narrative of one's own history are echoes of every person's struggle to be at home in the world.

Shading our eyes from the glare we stand still, breath held, scanning this blue country we are on the edge of, watching for a sign that we may go home. In poems written from and about a specific point at the tip of a continent, Karen Press sends out delicate and skilful soundings: where are we? who are we? where have we come from? what might we become? Never overburdened by earnestness, Echo Location takes a good look at the hard questions by means of great entertainment.