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Major Ajaib Singh Convent School, Jeonwala

An engaging initiative aimed at enhancing students’ understanding of applied mathematics was taken at the school by organising a hands-on activity for its classes III to VIII students. The focus of the activity was on the practical use of currency...

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Updated At : 11:28 AM Aug 14, 2024 IST

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An engaging initiative aimed at enhancing students’ understanding of applied mathematics was taken at the school by organising a hands-on activity for its classes III to VIII students. The focus of the activity was on the practical use of currency notes, specifically exploring addition and subtraction concepts. The activity, designed to make maths both fun and relevant, involved students using real and simulated currency notes to solve problems. Students were engaged in a counting and sorting challenge where they organised notes into different denominations.

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