VEDIC MATH

Vedic Maths is the world’s fastest mental maths system and helps you calculate faster than a calculator. There are just 16 Jaw dropping word Formula which solve all known mathematical problems in the branches of Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus. They are easy to understand, easy to apply and easy to remember. The system is wonderfully interrelated and unified. Working with these formulas is healthy for the mind as they guide a way the mind naturally works and are therefore proved to be helpful in directing the student to the appropriate method of solution.

Number of Levels – 6

Duration of each level – 3 to 4 months

Age – 6 to 18 years

Benefits of Vedic Math

• 1500% faster than normal maths

• Increases speed and accuracy

• Improved academic performance and instant results

• Increases visualization and concentration in children

• Become a mental calculator

• Sharpens your mind, increases mental agility and intelligence

CODING & ROBOTICS

When children are exposed to different technological devices, they develop an interest in exploring them. So, if they are introduced to the basics of robotics and programming languages at the right age, it can help to stimulate their creativity and satisfy their curiosity. Traditionally, education was limited to theory-based learning. Even subjects like science, computers and robots which require extensive practical knowledge were restricted to only theoretical knowledge. However, with the integration of technology into teaching-learning practices, students can now relate the theory to its practical aspects. Schools have started realising the need to keep up with the demands of the tech world and are thus incorporating coding and robotics in the curriculum to make students future-ready. It not only helps to develop students’ interest in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics but also enhances their 21st-century skills.

What is the purpose of Robotics and Coding in a curriculum?

Coding is essentially written instructions that a robot or computer program can read and then execute. Students must determine the task they want to complete through a robot, design the code to make it happen, and then send it to the robot to view the outcome. Robotics allows students to see their thinking in a real way as they go through trial and error until the task is accomplished and the robot’s motions are performed as originally intended.