This class introduces and develops core mathematical concepts aimed at enhancing learners' critical thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving abilities. Students will engage with topics such as number systems, algebra, geometry, statistics, and probability. More advanced concepts may include calculus, trigonometry, and advanced algebra depending on the level of study. The course emphasizes real-life application of mathematical principles and aims to equip learners with analytical skills needed for academic success and future career paths. Through a mix of theory, practice, and collaborative learning, students will build confidence in mathematical reasoning and develop the ability to approach problems systematically. Learning Objectives: Apply arithmetic, algebraic, geometric, and statistical concepts to solve practical and abstract problems. Interpret and analyze data using various statistical tools and representations. Develop logical reasoning and apply it in solving equations, inequalities, and real-world scenarios. Explore spatial relationships and geometric properties in two and three dimensions. Use mathematical language and notation effectively to communicate ideas.