On the aspect of concept presentation, Badru (2008) cited Fajemidagba (2000) by saying
that the majority of available textbooks present Mathematics concepts, principles, theorems,
proofs and models in a highly verbal and illogical manner without regard to the interface between
the discipline of Mathematics and other subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Music. He also
reported Kalejaiye (2005) on language of presentation that the results of most researchers showed
that there are more English words to be learnt in Mathematics textbooks than in English
textbooks. He noted that Mathematics terms, notations and symbols are also some new things to
be learnt which are introduced in Mathematics textbooks.