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This is small group formed by 6 Tibetan girls. We want to contribute to our community by helping the Tibetan students in the field of mathematics.

Program 15/04/2016

To current high school students, here is a fantastic opportunity for all of you to use you innovative mind and do something for the community you live in.

WHAT IS VILLAGE TO RAISE A CHILD?

Village to Raise a Child is a program established by the Harvard Social Innovation Collaborative (SIC) that identifies and nurtures five young entrepreneurs from around the world. These five students—called “Global Trailblazers”—are invited to come to Harvard to attend and present their ideas at the annual Igniting Innovation Summit, giving them the tools, skills and resources they need to execute their community-based projects.

To learn more visit:
http://www.ignitinginnovationsummit.com/program/

Program The Igniting Innovation Summit on Social Entrepreneurship is the largest undergraduate conference on social innovation in the world. It is held annually at Harvard University.

Math class needs a makeover 15/03/2015

An interesting ted talk on math curriculum

http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_meyer_math_curriculum_makeover -614902

Math class needs a makeover Today's math curriculum is teaching students to expect -- and excel at -- paint-by-numbers classwork, robbing kids of a skill more important than solving problems: formulating them. In his talk, Dan Meyer shows classroom-tested math exercises that prompt students to stop and think. (Filmed at

Class 6 Tibetan-English Math Handbook.pdf 11/03/2015

Hello Everyone! This is a math handbook made specifically for helping class 6 students in Tibetan Schools to reduce the language gap they face in understanding the mathematical concepts. This handbook includes bilingual dictionary of mathematical terms (In English and Tibetan), simple explanations of basic concepts such as types of Number, basic geometry and statistics concepts.

This book is made by the Love Math team with the generous help from many Math teachers specially Mr Sonam Gyalpo la. This opportunity of making this book made possible by the kind support and encouragement from Science, Monk and Technology, MIT. We are very grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the education of Tibetan Society.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/epk5t5uv1ww86hf/Class%206%20Tibetan-English%20Math%20Handbook.pdf?dl=0

Class 6 Tibetan-English Math Handbook.pdf Shared with Dropbox

25/01/2015

Thank you so much for liking the pages but I am wondering why?

Do you get any helpful informations or have expectations from us?

Please take time to answer this question. Just one sentence is enough! I am looking forward to hear what you say!

06/12/2014

When I went to the store, I purchased four items. The following shows the cost of three of the items:

$1.50
$3.00
$4.00

The line to the checkout was pretty long, so to quench my boredom I started playing with my pocket calculator while waiting.

I found out, to my surprise, that the four prices of the four items I purchased added to the same number as I got when I multiplied the four prices together.

What was the price of the fourth item?

29/11/2014

Solve this problem!

In the United States, the dollar bills in general circulation come in denominations of $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100. These bills are all the same size, shape and texture, which makes it hard for a blind person, like Matthew, to tell the difference between the bills.

Matthew went shopping at a toy store for his nephew’s birthday. He bought a Spiderman action figure that cost $25, a LEGO City Light Repair Truck for $13, and a Despicable Me 2 DVD for $20. He went up to the counter and handed over a new crisp $100 bill to pay for these purchases. The teller handed him some number of notes in return, and Matthew knew for certain that his change was incorrect.

Which of the following is a possibility for the number of bills that the teller handed to Matthew?

Options:
A. 3
B. 5
C. 4
D. 6

29/10/2014

Math.. say anything about math . good or bad.. ??

Why Students in the US need Common Core Math 06/10/2014

Problem in math education is everywhere. In US, the new program called Common core standard is widely applied. There are positive as well as Negative responses for that curriculum. The professor who gives the following evidence on Math education discusses mainly on how to learn math and how this new curriculum in US would enhance mathematics learning :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOOW0hQgVPQ

Why Students in the US need Common Core Math The video gives research evidence on the reasons Common Core mathematics is needed in the US. It addresses the tasks and questions used in mathematics classr...

07/09/2014

Do you like math? Why... please describe in one word if u can :)

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