Sangeetha Subramanian Maths
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The modern way of teaching maths focuses on meaning, understanding, and how it can be used. The “traditional” or “drill” idea is different from this. Children should understand and care about what they are learning.Mathematics is experimental and inductive in nature. Induction is a type of reasoning in which a general law is formed from studying specific objects or processes. The child can utilise measurement, manipulative or constructive activities, patterns, and so on to find a relationship they will later symbolically represent as a law or rule. The law, the norm or definition devised by the child, is the sum of all specific or individual cases. The evolved generalisation is viewed as a tentative conclusion in every induction.Oral work helps each child work at the best speed for him so that he can be as accurate as possible. Work should be done orally and in writing in any lesson, especially if modern practice or worksheets are used. Oral work is a quick drill that helps you get used to a basic process, way of thinking, or set of facts. It helps get more work done in the same amount of time.

Subjects

  • Maths (12th)

Experience

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Education

  • BE (Jun, 2011–Jul, 2015) from NEC

Fee details

    ₹800–1,200/hour (US$9.43–14.15/hour)

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