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Making trigonometry easy to learn
Trigonometry is one of the branches of mathematics that is associated with angles of triangles. Trigonometric functions are used to relate the angles of a triangle to its lengths of the sides. We are introduced to the various trigonometric functions in our high school. Sine, cosine and tangent are the most familiar trigonometric functions that we come across. Understanding the various trigonometric functions can be a little confusing for everyone. Sine, cosine and tangent are all associated with right angled triangles. A right angled triangle is one in which one side of the triangle is 900. Cos, sin and tan can be calculated with the various sides of a right angled triangle. A small pictorial depiction is given below. The above representation can be simply read as: Sine = opposite ÷ hypotenuse Cosine = adjacent ÷ hypotenuse Tangent = opposite … Continue reading
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Memorizing formulae easily
Mathematics and science are 2 subjects which can get any of us a little tensed. With so many formulae and equations to learn, it gets confusing over a period of time, all the more since many of them look similar. The more we study, the better we learn – this is the formula I believed in, till I came across many more formulae to learn and retain. Here are some tips which have helped me retain the formulae and succeed in my exams. Concentrate in the class while learning the concepts. This is the first and best way to understand the formulae. When something new is being taught, we tend to get curious and this curiosity can help you remember at least a little of what is being taught. You will however need to work more to get it imprinted … Continue reading
Bing Bang theory – the story behind the evolution of the Universe
The best explanation of science to the question pertaining to the creation of the universe is the Big Bang Theory. The theory states that the universe was created as a result of massive explosion of tiny super dense and super hot mass that gradually expanded, cooled and formed into stars and the galaxies. The proximity of the happening of this event can be traced to 15 million years ago. Some scientists believe that the Big Bang resulted in the expansion of space at a speed faster than light. (This is contradicted by Einstein’s Theory of Relativity that specifies that nothing travels faster than light). Georges Henri Lemaitre, a Belgian catholic priest and an astronomer was the first one to develop the Big Bang Theory in the year 1920. Though Alexander Friedman, a Russian Cosmologist was the first to derive the … Continue reading
Let us learn about the Only Child Syndrome
Granville Stanley Hall was a psychologist who came up with the theory of Only Child Syndrome in the year 1896. This theory was based on the notion that a child with no siblings can grow into a maladjusted adult and can have problems in his/ her relationships and social functionality. This may result in the child isolating oneself from the society due to the feeling of superiority. Hall believed that only children were likely to turn into complacent, eccentric and unpopular adults in comparison to the children who grew up with their siblings. Various other experts believe that only children should not be considered as unfortunate or disadvantageous. These children develop close relations with the parents and this can lay a strong foundation in the child’s success preventing them from being maladjusted adults. It has been pointed out by the … Continue reading
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Writing a project report
A project report consists of all the information about the project, the objectives and goals and the methods used to achieve them in the course of the completion of the project. A project report must be well written and the information must be precise. Since there are many ways to write a project report, not all can be followed. Here is one easy way of presenting your report. The title page is the first part of your project report. Use fonts which are not very bold and do not include too many pictures. The first page must look professional. Page of contents – the page after your title page contains a list of contents of your project. Use proper numbering for the contents. Your project must be professional and also easy to understand by the reader. Use simple language in … Continue reading
Differentiated instructions
It has been noticed that our education system has come up with new ways to help children learn effectively. The main emphasis over the past few years have been to teach the way the child finds it easy to learn. Since there are many types of intelligences, this newly found method of instruction caters to providing information in such a way that it is best suited for all intelligence types. This is known as differentiated instruction. There are a number of strategies which teachers can follow to get the best out of each student. The strategies incorporated in this method are based on: Multiple intelligences – this is the key concept which surrounds differentiated instructions. The curriculum for students must be based on achieving 100% understanding of the concepts by all the children. There are as many as 8 different … Continue reading