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INDIA: Author and prison reform advocate Vartika Nanda’s book J Se Jail was released at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), bringing attention to the often overlooked human experiences inside India’s prisons.
The book,...
INDIA: Corporate conferences regularly focus on the difficulty of finding job-ready graduates. Industry leaders point to the mismatch between education and workplace requirements. Consulting reports warn about rapidly changing skills, while industry associations call for stronger...
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Pigeonhole Principle: A Mathematical Concept with Practical Applications
INDIA: The pigeonhole principle may sound like a strange term, but it is a mathematical concept that has critical applications in a variety of...
Ukrainian Becomes 2nd Woman to Win Fields Medal, ‘Nobel of Mathematics’
UKRAINE: Maryna Viazovska, a Ukrainian number theorist, is one of the four recipients of the 2022 Fields Medals, one of mathematics' greatest honours often given...
Equitable Math Instruction: A Mutilated Octopus
UNITED STATES: Ethnomathematics, the study of the relationship between mathematics and culture, has recently become the subject of anti-racist educational campaigns by Woke educators....
Making Numbers Your Best Friend Through Education
INDIA. Aurangabad, Maharashtra. Bharat Nimbalkar is a maths teacher at Gurukul Olympiad School, a Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) school. He has been...
Australian Historian (Re)Introduces Ancient Mathematics Teaching Method
AUSTRALIA. Melbourne. An Australian mathematics teacher is determined to correct the mathematics pedagogy around the globe. For 37 years, John Crabtree has been researching...
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