Loving Math is a math circle which aims to make learning math fun for secondary school kids.
25/04/2024
Hi, calling all Martin Gardner enthusiasts, to create a small community of recreational math aka puzzle lovers. If you are into it, and want to both solve puzzles and throw puzzles around, pls join the group https://chat.whatsapp.com/C4n4nQtQFID6EzA6t2VLJh
06/01/2019
Starting applications for Young Tech Scholars Program 2019. After a great program last year, we are geared up for a better one this time - the goal is to inspire curiosity, inter-disciplinary thinking, and passion to build amongst high school kids.
More details here https://youngtechscholars.org/ and early bird deadline 15th Jan!
Opening early bird applications for Young Technology Scholars Program 2019 - check us out here https://youngtechscholars.org/
Loving Math Loving Math is a math circle which aims to make learning math fun for secondary school kids.
Now over 4 years for Loving Math Circle, and continuing to have fun with Math. Middle schoolers often develop a fear of math, and introducing math in a fun way can help them love it! Inviting a new cohort of kids - no selection, every kid can be great at math! Gurgaon 11:30-1pm sundays, 6-9th graders. Write in to [email protected] if interested.
06/05/2016
Julia Robinson Math Festival! First time in India - teaching kids math the fun way! Pooja Goyal
28/03/2015
Thanks Sapna, for a great hands-on class on combustion today, kids all in!
Loving Math beaming to London via skype today! Thanks Yashish Dahiya for pushing me into it. Strange to think that I have never been to London, but the session will make it there today. Adit and Diya, thanks for your passion which is persuading me to do this!
30/09/2014
Had fun exploring Magic Squares last weekend. Was amazed at patterns hidden in the vedic squares, including the structure of platinum crystal and linkages to Islamic art!
Came across this problem and I got to a solution I don't like - can someone find a solution from the book?
A lord had 10 guests for dinner. Each guest gave his hat to a valet. The lord is a practical joker. After the dinner he asked his valet to give the hats back so that none of the guests gets his own hat. How many ways are there to do it?
Alok Kothari kicking off a Loving Math circle on 22nd June, at Ferns Paradise Club House, Kartik Nagar, Bangalore. Best luck!
An interesting problem. A 3x3 tic tac toe has 8 "winning lines" (3 horizontal, 3 vertical and 2 diagnols). How many "winning lines" does the 3x3x3 3D tictactoe have? There is a brute force solution, and then there is the aha! solution.
26/05/2014
Video of sessions on Fibonacci Sequences in Nature. This was an amazing topic for me, because while I had "learnt" about fibonacci numbers and their presence in nature, I had never really experimented with it myself! The questions were amazing, and the fact that we did this over three separate sessions increased the understanding. "Why aren't our cities designed around fibonacci numbers for optimal packing!?" - am still left with this question :-)
BTW, Khan academy has great videos on Fibonacci Numbers - check them out!
Fibonacci Sequences in Nature Loving Math is a math circle operated by Alok Mittal in Gurgaon. This is an excerpt of sessions which explains the occurrence of Fibonacci numbers in nature.