TLCM: The language called Mathematics
Rishi Sunak, the UK Prime Minister, recently made a controversial suggestion that all UK students should learn Maths till 18 years of age: https://youtu.be/AdfsRg97qEY
I am proposing a subset (a mathematical concept) of that vision to make it possible for everyone who wants to learn Mathematics to be able to do so, with the use of AI powered pedagogies. This is especially relevant in India because many students wanting to learn Maths at the 11th and 12th are denied so, because they did not score well enough in Maths at their 10th Board examinations.
Mathematics is our best tool for describing how the world works. This unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics is both an asset and a curse. It’s an asset as it generates interest in the subject to have key problems solved. But it’s a curse because it leads people to expect all math to have obvious immediate applications.
The purpose of this weeklong WhatsApp course is to develop an interest in the subject and kindle the desire to know more about Mathematics.
The phrase “ Mathematics is a language” was used by John Willard Gibbs, a very distinguished American Scientist. He was of course echoing what Galileo had said hundreds of years earlier “ Nature is written in mathematical language”.
Day 1: The language called Maths
1.1: The myths and misconceptions regarding Maths
1.2: The Beauty of Mathematics
1.3: Recognition for Maths achievement
1.4: Is Mathematics invented or discovered?
1.5: The Map of Mathematics
Day 2: Overcoming Maths Phobia
2.1: Maths anxiety and its symptoms
2.2: Causes of Maths phobia
2.3: Inspiring Mathematicians
2.4: What neuroscience tells us about learning Maths?
2.5: Habits that help in learning Maths
Day 3: Techniques for learning Maths
3.1: Mathematical Thinking
3.2: Procrastination and Time Management
3.3: Focus on concepts not process
3.4: Mastery Learning
3.5: Chunking
Day 4: Resources for Learning Maths Yourself:
4.1: Books for self-learning Maths
4.2: Internet resources for learning Maths
4.3: Mobile Apps for learning Maths
4.4: Khan Academy: Bill Gates choice
4.5: YouTube videos for learning Maths
Day 5: Learning Maths Yourself: guided by the mother
5.1: Pre-school stage
5.2: Foundation stage
5.3: Primary years
5.4: Middle School
5.5: Secondary School
Enrolment and fee payment:
* As the course is delivered through WhatsApp the enrolment process is simply to send a WhatsApp message to Prof MM Pant at +919810073724.
* The fee for the above course is Rs 2500/- and can be easily remitted through PayTM to MM Pant ( mobile number : +919810073724).
* For those who would rather pay into a Bank account, the relevant information is :
* Madan Mohan Pant
* HDFC Bank, Unitech Cyber Park, Sector 39, Gurgaon
A/c 26451000000301
HDFC0002645
* (The account number is 26451 followed by six zeroes followed by 301)
To know more, please send a WhatsApp message to Prof MM Pant at +919810073724
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