Fear For Maths

Mathematics should be integrated with arts, sports and language to make the subject more creative and aesthetic for school students which has traditionally been more "robotic" and "algorithmic", according to the draft NCF.

Board exams are stressful. And for most students, one of the most feared subjects happens to be Mathematics. And this is exactly what Ayushmann Khurrana also thinks. The 'Action Hero' star shared a post that you may also find very relatable.

Economists fear some of the assumptions built into the math for those goals are too aggressive - especially its forecasts for strong tax revenue growth.

Michael Gallin, a 34-year-old math teacher at KAPPA International High School in the Bronx, was winding his way through the cluttered aisles of his algebra classroom listening for sighs of frustration.

Divesh Bathijia, a 24-year-old from Mumbai, quit his job in a real estate Multi-National Company to start teaching Maths to children with his innovative techniques. Divesh has devised a "Maths through Games" module which combines the fun of playing games with learning mathematical concepts. So far he has helped 4000 children and he aims to reach ma...

Mathematics should be integrated with arts, sports and language to make the subject more creative and aesthetic for school students which has traditionally been more "robotic" and "algorithmic", according to the draft NCF.

Board exams are stressful. And for most students, one of the most feared subjects happens to be Mathematics. And this is exactly what Ayushmann Khurrana also thinks. The 'Action Hero' star shared a post that you may also find very relatable.

Economists fear some of the assumptions built into the math for those goals are too aggressive - especially its forecasts for strong tax revenue growth.

Michael Gallin, a 34-year-old math teacher at KAPPA International High School in the Bronx, was winding his way through the cluttered aisles of his algebra classroom listening for sighs of frustration.

Divesh Bathijia, a 24-year-old from Mumbai, quit his job in a real estate Multi-National Company to start teaching Maths to children with his innovative techniques. Divesh has devised a "Maths through Games" module which combines the fun of playing games with learning mathematical concepts. So far he has helped 4000 children and he aims to reach ma...