The aim of this study was to assess the impact on teaching and learning using the LSTT (Language Supportive Teaching and Textbooks) project's bilingual Mathematics textbook chapters among Form One students in selected rural community secondary schools in Tanzania.LSTT project was introduced in Tanzania in 2013 to enhance language supportive teaching among the disadvantaged rural groups identified as less competent in foreign languages. The study employed both quantitative and qualitative approaches in data collection and analysis. It employed a bilingual approach whereby Kiswahili was used as a resource in learning mathematical concepts in English language. Its major findings indicated that the students' posttest performance in Mathematics was higher in Dodoma and Lindi Regions compared to their pretest performance. The study concluded that having been oriented through LSTT textbook, the students were likely to start doing the exercises in the textbook without the facilitator's or researcher's support. Evidently, most of the students gained confidence and interest in Mathematics, having used the user friendly LSTT material.
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