8course levels. 3 Books per level. 7 - 12 Years age group. 3 Months duration per level. 2 classes per week. 90 Minutes per class.
Direct Addition and Subtraction
Level 1 teaches students to become familiar with the abacus, the right fingers to use, addition and subtraction. It basically makes the student comfortable with using the abacus and also teaches them to solve the sums without the abacus.
Addition and subtraction of a complex number
By now, the students are comfortable solving the sums using an abacus and without an abacus. In Level 2, they learn complex addition and subtraction. Concepts like big friends, small friends, big family, and small family will be taught to the students to solve complex problems.
Multiplication
In Level 3, students are introduced to the multiplication of small numbers (1 digit by 1 digit and many more).
Multiplication of complex numbers
Level 4 teaches students to solve multiplication problems with complex numbers and also solve multiplication without using the abacus.
Decimal addition and subtraction
Level 5 teaches students to play with decimal numbers.
Division
In level 6, students are taught the division of small and complex numbers and also decimal numbers.
Profit and Loss
Level 7 introduces children to calculating profit and loss, profit percentage and loss percentage with and without an abacus.
Simple Interest
The final level teaches children to learn simple interest, principal, and also brush up on all the concepts taught previously.
9course levels. 1 Book per level. 7 - 12 Years age group. 3 Months duration per level. 1 classes per week. 90 Minutes per class.
This course will be conducted inside schools or can be scheduled through school management.
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4course levels. 1 Book per level. 5 - 6 Years age group. 3 Months duration per level. 1 classes per week. 90 Minutes per class.
This programme is basically designed for students of a younger age. It teaches students to play with numbers. and also introduces addition and subtraction.
Basics on abacus
Basics on numbers
Decimal number system Introduction and introduction on types of number systems i.e, Natural Numbers, Whole Numbers, Integers, Rational Numbers, Irrational Numbers, Real numbers, Complex numbers.
Basic addition and subtraction
In Level 3, By now, the students are comfortable solving the sums using an abacus and without an abacus. In Level 2, they learn complex addition and subtraction. Concepts like big friends, small friends, big family, and small family will be taught to the students to solve complex problems.
Intruduction to Multiplication
Level 4 teaches students what is multiplication problems?
While learning to use an abacus and do simple mathematical operations, the kid is simultaneously learning to tune out any external distractions. They progress to a simple visualisation approach after mastering the operation of the abacus, which allows them to mentally assume the abacus and perform calculations. This, in turn, improves their ability to concentrate even more. These abilities are transferred to other areas of life, and the youngster is able to concentrate on anything that comes their way, whether at school or at home.
A child who has been learning Abacus for math can start processing numbers with only one glance with the use of flashcard training, one of the mental training techniques, and while solving mental math problems. The child's observational skills improve as the programme progresses. Similarly, listening abilities improve as children are taught to only hear the numbers once while solving puzzles. This educates the children to pay attention to the questions and to enhance their listening abilities in general.
Children are encouraged to utilise a virtual abacus from the beginning of their education. This allows them to solve problems fast by envisioning an abacus. The more a child uses this strategy, the stronger their imagination and vision abilities become. The majority of competitive tests are timed, and the youngster, while being an adult, must be able to provide accurate results in a short amount of time. Learning to use an abacus can assist a child learn how to manage their time while remaining precise. The child's brain is properly trained and activated as a result of their superior imagery and imagination abilities, which encourages them to be more creative.
During number instruction and problem solving, a youngster must recall multiple pictures. Students studying the abacus have a tendency to recall the final image created when completing the issue before providing the final solution. A child's capacity to remember anything they see develops with repetition and can even lead to it having a photographic memory.
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