It is common for parents to find their child struggling with mathematics. It can be a challenge for both parents and teachers to teach the concepts of the subject to the child. Even when they are able to learn some concepts today, they seem to have forgotten them completely the next day. Using Abacus has been found to be beneficial in improving Maths skills, both in studies and in general life.
What is Abacus?
Abacus is an ancient mathematical tool ...
Maths learning can be an incredible experience for the child. In fact, it can be as enjoyable as reading a fairy tale or a bedtime story. While this may come as a surprise to most parents, some, who know the Abacus finger theory trick, would be nodding their heads in agreement. What is so special about this theory is that children are able to calculate with digits up to 99 just by using certain special finger combinations. Thus it is a great way of inculc...
The English language is the most widely used language in the world but
it is also a language that is filled with fun facts and anomalies. While it
seems quite simple to understand, speak and write English when compared to the
other languages used across the globe, most people are unaware of the
misinterpretations, the strange words present in it, the crazy inventions
associated, etc.
Some of the most interesting fun facts of the English language as it ...
Abacus Mysteries that were prevalent during that time. Historically that is the first Abacus to be used. The framed beads Abacus that is in use today was founded after several computations and permutations were conducted on the initial sand tray counting device that was in use ages ago. Today the Abacus is considered to be a powerful tool for teaching arithmetic since it is said to:
Increase
understanding of the number placement value andIt enables
stu...
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Dr Rashmi Mantri Interview with AwazFM
Dr Rashmi Mantri was once again invited to appear on national radio this week after her interview with the BBC in January (click here to see that). This time it was with AwazFM where Dr Mantri spoke passionately about Supermaths, her background, inspiration and her opinion on the education system and how to improve it. These are just some of the topics covered.
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Dr Rashmi Mantri, founder and director of The British Youth IT College and Supermaths, was again invited onto the "Mornings with Kaye Adams" BBC Radio Scotland show.
Listen to the full discussion by clicking here. The segment begins at exactly 1:54:00 with an introduction by Kaye Adams. Dr Rashmi Mantri starts giving her input at 1:57:00. The segment lasts for about 30 minutes and is well worth a listen.
A discussion on coding, communication...
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Children's English Classes Glasgow
At Super Maths and English we are starting up Childrens English Classes based in Glasgow all in accordance with the Scottish curriculum. It has been under construction by our highly qualified English Teachers for about 1 year. We have been doing this course on public demand only.
The British Youth IT College will be introducing an English course for kids of all ages. Primary school through to 6th year of secondary s
Many Congrats Dhruv, Rhythm, Himani and Himanshi on ITV Show LITTLE BIG SHOTS with Dawn French. Here is a full video recording, Congrats to Proud parents Devender Singh and Manoj Maheshwari
The segment was called Human Calculators and Dawn French was absolutely blown away by their skills. The legendary comedian wasn't the only one as commentators on social media were equally mesmerized by the skills of the students.
The trick to their m
Dr Rashmi Mantri, founder of the British Youth IT College, was invited on to STV 2’s “Live at Five” segment to tell the story behind running the SuperMaths classes and the success her son has encountered in maths since being introduced to the abacus. Live at Five is a Scottish topical entertainment programme which covers the latest in Scotland’s cultural scene.
Abacus
Dr Mantri’s son, Dhruv Maheshwari, was struggling with simple mathematics: he would...
