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Continuing with the new tradition of giving Hindi names to policies and programmes, National Mathematics Day, celebrated on December 22 to mark the anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan, has been now christened GANIT (mathematics).
GANIT is an acronym for Growing Aptitude in Numercial Innovations & Training. This year, Ramanujan's anniversary will be a week-long affair intended to "encourage teachers and students towards mathematics education" and make the subject more interesting, and reduce the fear for learning the subject through various activities and use of Information & Communication Technology.
Through the week students will do projects with geogebra, watch video programmes on mathematics and can also contribute their resources in the form of audios, videos, interactive objects, images, documents, posters, activities or in any other form on national repository of open educational resources.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/National-Math-Day-is-now-GANIT/articleshow/45580420.cms
Continuing with the new tradition of giving Hindi names to policies and programmes, National Mathematics Day, celebrated on December 22 to mark the anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan, has been now christened GANIT (mathematics).
GANIT is an acronym for Growing Aptitude in Numercial Innovations & Training. This year, Ramanujan's anniversary will be a week-long affair intended to "encourage teachers and students towards mathematics education" and make the subject more interesting, and reduce the fear for learning the subject through various activities and use of Information & Communication Technology.
Through the week students will do projects with geogebra, watch video programmes on mathematics and can also contribute their resources in the form of audios, videos, interactive objects, images, documents, posters, activities or in any other form on national repository of open educational resources.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/education/news/National-Math-Day-is-now-GANIT/articleshow/45580420.cms
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