should maths be compulsary for  the board ex. should there be optionslike maths  or one of subjects of arts?
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Yes math is the single subject that gets used throughout your life. Even if you go on to do things that may seem unrelated to math like, become a sportsman, a lawyer etc., you continue to require mathematical skills.
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I like Math so much.\nI always get A in the Math.
546817
Bcoz , MCA contains programming languages that could be difficult for non maths ppl..thats y cic makes u ready for some algos....
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Not if the student is just playing lazy and looking for someone to give them the answers.  That's not help.....that's wanting someone to do the work for them.\n\nIf a student needs opinions or ideas, then it's not a bad place to get a little thought material.  It's also helpful if you have a math problem you have tried, but can't find the mistake.\n\nAs with anything else.  It's a great idea that gets abused by those looking for the easy way out of doing the work themselves.
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If u want something that would be different than what you already have in ur syllabus then try giving a workshop in 'Vedic' maths. \nWhat is Vedic maths? well its a technique developed and mastered by  ancient Indian scholars some 2000 years back. The hallmark of vedic math is the simplicity and speed with which you can arrive at answers that would otherwise (using techniques taught in modern schools) take lot of calculation and time. \nAnother nice topic would be a brief introduction to either probability or complex nos
100609
When I was a kid, my favorite subject was math, followed closely by science, while English/"Reading" was essentially dead last. Now that I've kept a daily journal for over 11 years, those general subjects all run neck-and-neck. I now see the benefit of a well-rounded education in developing one as an open-minded thinker.
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i think it is a right brain left brain thing-at a very early age i could do math that was way beyond my years and to this day i find it faster to do in my head than with calculator-when i was young i couldnt understand way people would have to learn math-i know now that it isnt the norm to do what i do-i dont think you can become a genius but should be able to learn the basics if you work at it-lots of love keep the peace old hippie
962354
correct\n\nim a maths teacher
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YES IT IS THE RIGHT BOARD TO STUDY.\nI MY SELF BEING A CBSE STUDENT CHOSE THIS BOARD CAUSE IN THE COMPETATIVE EXAMS OF-\nIIT\nIIM etc\nFOLLOW CBSE PATTERN
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I think it is a right brain, left brain thing.  Most artistic people I know are HORRIBLE at math, yet those who are good at math/science are HORRIBLE at anything creative.\n\nThere are exceptions, because I do believe there are gifted people who use BOTH.  Like architects for example, they create gorgeous buildings but they definitely need to have a math capable mind to work out the measurments, geometry of the building.
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It depends on\n1) How well did you score in those subjects\n2) Which subjects you like the most\nFrom my experience, I suggest that if you score all three subjects, it is better for you to take up whatever you feel comfortable with or which one you like better. If you have an neverending passion for maths, then do maths. If you like maths and physics, do E/E eng. If you like maths and chem, do Mecha eng. All the best!
589365
logical analysis is very important as u will be solving real life business problems in MBA. yes maths is important but not compulsory
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I am assuming you want to know why music, art, PE and health should be included in a school's curriculum.  It is obvious why all of these are needed in a person's daily life.  The main reason would be that most students probably will not have any other introduction into these important subjects other than through their classes at school.  What is a shame is that many schools are now eliminating most if not all of the above.  Wondering why you asked this question since it is a fairly obvious answer.
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Yes. Many times it happens. And a maths teacher can also answer questions which have not been correctly answered.
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No. Mathematics is compulsory. Though sorry to say that however it is bitter truth that if you can pass Mathematics in 12th there is no point in going for B. Tech better go for some other stream where you can excel instead of being one of the B.Tech with out any merit.
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Then you should start studying.\nLearn a little at a time and always review regularly so you can remember it. Too much info at one time and you brain immediately forgets.\n\nAnd when studying for maths - don't just learn the theories and the formulas. Learn to apply them. Do lots of practice equations/questions. Eventually you'll know what to do immediately after seeing a new question. You won't even hesitate, so you'll save time for even harder questions.\n\nTrust me it works!!!
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you could go down the humorous route and draw an empty classroom, or  playground.\nIf the magazine is aimed expressly at teachers and not their pupils, then you could consider drawing the same thing I suppose.  Maybe a blackboard with a whole lot of really easy maths on it,  and a pupil wearing a halo.  And how about a whole basket of apples on the teachers desk?