Vidya Pradhikaran from (Maharashtra State Council of Educational Research and Training) has designed a mathematical program to help teachers to learn ways to teach students a better way to bring mathematics to the classroom. It is a well-known fact that the way a person teaches a student will learn more, then this is a website to help teachers get that knack. Teachers must log into their account and will receive the clock mentoring.
New technology takes teaching to a new level.
Vidya Pradhikaran wants to improve state’s position on a national mathematics survey. When teachers struggle with a serious math problem and no one is around to help. The program will have twenty qualified mentors who will be the full-time guides to help either by webcam or email. This program should help grab the first spot on the National Achievement Survey for Maths depending on the teacher’s participation.
Key takeaways
- Success at math depends on a lot of how it is taught in classrooms.
- To improve math scores, the Vidya Pradhikaran has recently created an online training program for math teachers across Maharashtra.
- The program can give teachers round-the-clock access to help them answer queries, and will pair them with mentors who can be full-time guides.
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