Being A Mathematician

by Gayatri Kalra Sehgal

SKILLS THAT BUILD is a series that guides parents and educators to develop a child's essential life skills through activities that reinforce each skill in a fun and engaging way! Scare the spectre of mathematics away and develop mathematical thinking in a fun setting! Many grow up fearing the maths taught in school, which seems like a set of dull, tricky and timeconsuming rules. This is primarily because we are not taught to apply the tools of mathematics to understand the world. Being a Mathematician empowers a child by helping to develop winning-edge mathematical thinking instead of focussing solely on the rote learning of rules in order to solve math problems. The creative activities included in the book are uniquely designed to help exercise, nurture and enhance a child's ability to think mathematically. Effectively, this becomes a lifelong skill that ensures success. What's more: fun activities designed to run parallel to school curricula, engaging young minds in a much more interactive manner.

208 pages, Paperback

Published June 20, 2019

Reviews

[Arsh Dhawan · Rating 1 out of 5]

preparing for something, rids it from all the inherent beauty it once had.
Sadly, mathematics isn't a pursuit of job and money and can't be done soullessly, rather it is encouraged. beauty is not realized by teaching art but by feeling it. knowing and understanding by loving and exploring are very different and the latter can not be prepared for, can not be forced or taught. the beauty just compels. you can divert one's eyes towards the garden, but sniffing the flowers is one's own decision.