TabbieMath

Tabbie hosted our first senior school leaders gathering in the UAE titled “Overcoming recession in education”.
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Through a series of talks, panel discussions and group discussions, we covered current relevant topics of
- global competencies and how UNSECO sees it,
- how highly rated schools leverage learning data to further drive academic excellence,
- the power of learning data,
- measuring the interactive effect of recession in education on UAE’s 2030 vision and
- driving superior content strategies to assist schools in achieving excellence.

Many thanks to our keynote speaker Dr. Joseph Emmanuel, Director (Academics), CBSE , and our esteemed speakers
Lalitha Suresh (Principal, Principal, GEMS Our Own Indian School, Dubai), Srivalsan Murugan (Principal & CEO , GEMS Our Own English High School - Sharjah, Boys')
Dr.Pramod Mahajan 🇮🇳 (Director-Principal at Sharjah Indian School , UAE)
Richard Monteiro(Principal , City Private School, Ajman),
Abhilasha Singh(Principal , Shining Star International School, Abu Dhabi), Dr.Beno Kurien (Principal, International Indian School, Abudhabi),
Dr. Sheeba Jojo(Vice Principal, GEMS Our Own English High School - Dubai)
Nahmiya Kandy (Head of Assessment, GEMS New Millennium School, Al Khail)
Hajarah Hamdani (Educational Supervisor Grades 11 & 12, Gems Millennium School, Sharjah)
for their valuable and thought provoking insights.

We are extremely grateful for all our guests from the various schools who graced the occasion with their presence and lively interactions, making the event a grand success !

Using the right EdTech will provide your teachers with room to invest time in further improving their skills

The Covid-19 pandemic continues to impact on all areas of society, including education. In March 2020, schools closed their gates to all pupils apart from some countries where vulnerable pupils and children of keyworkers were allowed at school.

Nearly all teachers (98 per cent) report that their pupils are behind where they would normally expect them to be in their curriculum learning at the end of the 2019/20 school year. Teacher’s report covering, on average, only 66 per cent of the usual curriculum during the 2019/20 school year.

Teaching math requires outstanding resources. But where do these resources come from, what is the guarantee that these resources will be of a certain quality and more importantly how to assess if these resources will deliver efficacy required at an individual student level to close learning gaps?

Tabbie automated activities that would otherwise be performed by teachers manually. We have created more than 120,000 items across 1800 topics in an evolving task bank and made them easily searchable based on chapter and rigor so teachers can easily choose items from our task bank and send to students for practice. Work completed by students is corrected, marks tabulated, and data presented back to teachers for remediation analysis.

Our solution allows schools to be effective in-school and remote learning activities simultaneously.

https://www.tabbiemath.com/blog/teacher-capacity.html

My regular school day work, football training and matches tend to make my daily schedule very busy and tiring. Since I have been using Tabbie, I have been able to easily stay ahead in Maths. Tabbie lets me quickly get to topics my teacher has identified as concerns. Detailed solutions in Tabbie are self-explanatory so my approach to problem solving and competency has consistently improved. Preparing for my periodic tests is super easy.

Industry demand for Math skills is surging further!

~600 million students worldwide are expected to enrol for higher education courses by 2040. World Bank says its three times the number recorded in 2019. All you have to check is surge in market capitalisation of technology companies to guess where interesting technology jobs are going to be. Tech companies will require more people with strong mathematical and analytical skills to build intelligent tech.
Future of work report identifies ‘Complex problem-solving’ among the top 3 skills required.

Research report by Deloitte indicates that a whopping 60 percent of hiring managers believe candidates lack critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Lying at the base of all these technological advances is that one ubiquitous entity – mathematics and mathematical algorithms. Modern technology would be unthinkable without Maths and it is the one skill that today’s students need to stride confidently into the future. But over and above that, it helps students develop logical thinking, helps them spot patterns, structure and organise data, analyse information, and design activities – all skills that the future will demand of them.

Galileo Galilei’s quote could not be more apt right now: “Mathematics is the language in which god has written the universe.” Whether god wrote at all, we do not know. But cutting-edge technology requires strong Mathematical skills.

https://www.tabbiemath.com/blog/industry-demand-for-Math-skills-is-surging-further.html

Our students are making huge strides in math learning. Here’s Joshua Suraj’s perspective, “TabbieMath has been very useful to me as it has improved my calculation skill along with having more interest towards particular topics in Maths. My speed of working on Maths problems has increased since using TabbieMath”

TabbieMath is implemented for students of Grades
3 to 12 at Mayoor. It had really helped the teachers to make differentiated practice sheets for students. The task bank is helping teachers to select the appropriate questions for their grade level. Students are also enjoying Tabbie Math as it not only help them to improve their skills and competencies but also get detailed feedback by the teacher.

We are extensive users of TabbieMath’s School and Student Module since 2019. Intelligent analysis provided in Tabbie shows our teachers which concept is not clear to our students. Tabbie then provides us with right content covering concepts in real-life or unfamiliar situations so we can easily help our students remediate those gaps. Practice with questions at this level will help to hone the skills & abilities and equip the learners to face the competency- based assessment with confidence.

We are now using TabbieMath for the second year running. Tabbie is an outstanding Mathematics tool for our Maths Department and we are an ardent fan. Parents have also shown their appreciation in class wise parent meetings as they are seeing improvement in child’s confidence in solving Math problems.

This is how TabbieMath has benefitted Ayush, a Student Module user. “TabbieMath has helped me improve my memory and concentration when solving Math problems. So I am able to face Math related challenges with more confidence making me more competent in topics. The trick questions has helped me improve my eye coordination. My results improved quickly.

Board exam prep is simpler with the ability to generate worksheets at advanced and basic levels, based on skill and difficulty level of questions. Helps me assess student's conceptual understanding and refine competency levels. Thanks!
Mr. Anurag Pathak - HOD
Shining Star International School
Ranked Best School in Abu Dhabi

TabbieMath is used by the top CBSE schools in India and the Middle East. Schools that encourage their staff and students to use it for the ease of learning and the depth of expertise it offers. So what’s stopping you from trying out TabbieMath today as a student?

Enjoy the flexibility to learn and practice Math anywhere and any time you feel like it. On a tab, on your laptop or even on your phone. Enjoy the freedom to do Math the way you enjoy doing it. Get the TabbieMath edge to totally enjoy learning Math while keeping those phobias at bay.