Maths GCSE is a very important qualification to hold, in most parts of the United Kingdom. Many adults both young and old for whatever reason may not have passed their GCSE maths first time, or may not have even had the chance to take it. Starting a course from scratch can be daunting however, it [...]
One of the main fears that vocational learners have before starting a training program is whether their maths and english skills will be good enough to enable them to complete their qualification. If you are aged 14 to 16 and join a vocational training provider such as Sprint Training in Sheffield as part of your [...]
Year 7 Homework Sheet A – Mixed Topics 1. Work out (don’t use your calculator): a) 46 ×7 b) 3192 ÷ 7 c) 4129 – 1387 d) 1.47 + 12.8 2. David has some goldfish in a fish bowl (use the letter g to stand for the amount of goldfish in the bowl). Write down [...]
Poor Proficiency of American Students in Mathematics. A recent survey conducted by the Program for International Students’ Assessment has demonstrated that American students, especially in middle and high schools lag very far behind in proficiency in Mathematics, compared to others. While countries such as even Finland had very high scores among a list of 29 [...]
Solving Maths puzzles is an innovative way to develop an interest in the subject area of Maths. During the early years of my student life I used to keep away from Maths. Doing Maths was a much dreaded affair and I was under constant pressure from my parents to do well in the subject in [...]
The purpose of this article is to explain why learning Vedic Math (Vedic Maths) is a benefit to all who study it. I have been studying and teaching Vedic Maths for about 12 years. During that time, I have tried to interest various segments of the general public to learn and appreciate Vedic Maths. I [...]