Breakfast Champion | Joseph Tau wants to better the relationship South African learners have with pure Mathematics

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Joseph Tau is the first black man under 30 to write a pure Maths Textbook dedicated to Grade 7-11. His main aim is to teach learners Maths in a simple way that will leave a lasting impact. Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita talk to him about his passion with Mathematics and why he wants to use his knowledge to improve the relationship learners have with the subject.

24 Apr English South Africa Business · Arts

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