Why Our Maths Doesn’t Add Up: Aligning Numbers with Real-World Proficiency - Adil Jaleel Zubairi
Adil Jaleel Zubairi is an educator, writer, and researcher whose diverse experiences and passions deeply inform his work. He earned an MA in Educational Leadership and Management from the University of Nottingham, with a focus on character education and leadership, and holds a BE in Mechatronics, reflecting his unique blend of interests in technology, creativity, and education. Beyond his professional roles, Adil is deeply committed to community service and social impact. He has worked as an aid worker with refugees and marginalized communities and actively participates in volunteer initiatives and youth programs. As an accomplished author, Adil has written compelling articles and books on education, ethics, creativity, and technology. His diverse background and dedication to making a positive difference shine through in his books.
GENRE: Educational Non-fiction
Blurb:
Millions of students leave school feeling alienated from mathematics, convinced they 'aren't maths people.' Despite years of lessons, many lack the confidence and practical skills to meet the quantitative demands of modern life. Why Our Maths Doesn't Add Up confronts the deep disconnect between traditional mathematics education—often focused on rote memorisation, abstract procedures, and anxiety-inducing tests—and the real-world thinking skills students actually need.
