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Some people might be surprised to hear this but such visualizations are part of the curriculum for the CBSE of 10th grade (maybe 9th also) students in India. Th
by rick_2047 17y ago
Some people might be surprised to hear this but such visualizations are part of the curriculum for the CBSE of 10th grade (maybe 9th also) students in India. They have to do such things for lots of equations and some geometrical problems. This is called practical Maths, and comprises about 20% of our marks. We have to solve puzzles and do other fun stuff with math visualization.
- DarkShikari 17y agoThis is how the EPGY software (I think? It might have been Hopkins CTY, this was over a decade ago) taught factorization in algebra: it was incredibly effective and simply made sense, and was IMO far more effective than what I saw being taught in the classrooms.