We have developed a structured approach designed to help individuals master mathematics with confidence. Adhering to this framework is essential for effective maths learning. The outlined artifacts represent the steps to be followed. For each topic, it’s important to adhere to these steps.
Artifact 1 : Learn Real-life Applications
This artifact tells the practical use-cases of the theory/concept. This brings clarity to the learner why it is needed to learn this theory and how this theory can help the learner in future.
Artifact 2 : Learn Mathematical Concepts and Definitions
This artifact clears the doubts regarding the concepts. Once the learner has a very strong basis of concepts, the learner can solve any problem. Most of the time, learners face difficulties in solving mathematical problems because of lack of proper concepts and definitions. It is recommended to revise the concepts at least once in 2 weeks.
Artifact 3 : Understand the Mathematical Formulas
This artifact tells the learner the mathematical notations. Sometime, because of lack of understanding the notations, learners fail to remember and apply the formulas they learnt.
Artifact 4 : Create Methods or Algorithms to Solve Problems
This artifact tells the algorithm to solve mathematical problems. It helps to rightly classify the mathematical problem and apply the right formula. It is also recommended to revise the methods at least once in 2 weeks.
Artifact 5 : Solve Realistic Mathematical Problems
This artifact simulates the real exam questions. If the learner can understand and solve these problems, it is assumed that they have good concepts of the topic. If any of the problems are not understood properly, it is recommended to go to both Artifact 2 and Artifact 4.
Here are a few examples from our learning materials.
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