Fostering global citizenship through mathematics
Monica Kochar
From BMI calculations to surveys on school stress, math becomes a tool for self-reflection and social awareness, helping students discover their power to effect change.
Monica Kochar
From BMI calculations to surveys on school stress, math becomes a tool for self-reflection and social awareness, helping students discover their power to effect change.
Thonisha Joselin Sonia
Does math give your students anxiety? You’re not alone! Thonisha Joselin Sonia shares a creative math lab activity using dot mats that can combat “math phobia” and make learning enjoyable.
Suma Vivekanandan
A simple hands-on activity helped Suma Vivekanandan teach Class 4 students all about circles, from radius to diameter and everything in between.
Sudha Ganesh Chella
Teaching math to children with dyslexia can be a challenge, but Sudha Ganesh writes how P K Srinivasan’s strategies made it enjoyable and meaningful at Diksa Learning Centre.
Sasmita Sahoo
Exploring the natural world can turn everyday learning into a math adventure! Sasmita Sahoo shares fun and simple ways children can learn math concepts – like counting, symmetry, and shapes – using natural materials such as leaves, pebbles, and seeds.
Mary Fernando
P K Srinivasan revolutionized the way Mary Fernando teaches math, making confusing concepts into hands-on activities that make learning joyful.
Hetal Tarpada
Subitizing, or the ability to instantly recognize small numbers without counting, is a key step in developing children’s math skills. Hetal Tarpada offers an easy, hands-on activity using dot charts to boost young learners’ number sense.
Anuradha Veruva
Math doesn’t have to be a scary subject. When taught in the right way, it can even help us understand the world. Anuradha Veruva writes about using interactive activities like measuring water or arranging beads to engage students in mathematics.
Rajesh Kumar Thakur
A palindrome is a number, word, or sentence that reads the same forwards and backwards. Apart from generating interest and curiosity in readers, palindromes might serve another purpose. Thakur writes that palindromic numbers are seen as symbols of balance and duality, with significance in ancient Chinese, Hindu, and Greek beliefs.
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