Cmaths Nelspruit

17/04/2015

Did you know that, according to scientific research, children who learn arithmetic when they’re very young will continue to remain brilliant up to the age of 70?

Read more about Soroban Education research: http://bit.ly/1y3uCVk

17/04/2015

Board and card games are a fun way to teach your kids maths skills. Does your child have a favourite game? Let us know in the comments.

17/04/2015

SEMAS Abacus Maths

17/04/2015

This week’s really strikes a chord with us. The best way kids learn is by having fun. [IMAGE]

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17/04/2015

Our courses are designed to engage both hemispheres of the brain.

What is whole brain development and why is it so important? Learn more about this wonderful technique: http://bit.ly/1FPOpYJ

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17/04/2015

Recently, some of SA’s brightest minds came together to debate how to improve maths results among learners: http://bit.ly/1GJskOp

What do you think is the biggest challenge facing our teachers and learners? Let us know in the comments.

17/04/2015

Two months was all it took to take this little one from a below average maths student to one of the top three in her class. Read more about Michaela’s ‘lightbulb moment’: http://bit.ly/1yuRptr

09/03/2015

Why has the Japanese abacus remained popular for centuries? Here’s a fascinating look at the history of : http://abacusclasses.org/learning-the-japanese-soroban-abacus/

The soroban is definitely an abacus modeled in Japan (generally known to as a Japanese abacus). It comes from the suanpan, imported from China to Japan around 1600. The soroban includes an odd number of rods, each having beads: one bead getting a value of 5 (known to as heaven beads) and 4 beads eac…

09/03/2015

Think your child has what it takes to beat students from around the world? Learn more about PAMA International Competitions: http://www.cmaths.co.za/Index?id=Competitions

CMATHS Soroban Education

09/03/2015

Poor maths and science literacy has a big negative impact on South Africa’s ICT sector: http://www.itwebafrica.com/ict-and-governance/267-south-africa/234014-what-will-it-take-to-empower-south-africas-future-ict-leaders

Academics, ICT professionals believe there should be more conviction by stakeholders to establish technology as a school subject.

09/03/2015

What is Soroban and how can it help develop your child’s problem-solving abilities? Learn more about the Japanese abacus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px_hvzYS3_Y

Soroban is a japanese abacus which is use to count large numbers faster than anybody on calculator!