How to get 100% pass in
Mathematics
---------- K Bhanumoorthy
Introduction: This title/topic has been
chosen for the reason being no detention till Class VIII. Under the current
provision of the RTE Act which provides for free and compulsory education to all children of the age 6 to 14 years. The idea may be to minimize the dropouts up to
class VIII. Even otherwise, keeping 100% pass is a must in every class, from
class I onwards by every teacher, sustaining our commitments to one of the
noblest professions. “A TEACHER” .I
wish to stress, the students go to the next higher class with at least minimum
required abilities (MLL) there by no one blames our own colleagues/ the other teachers. Every child wants to learn. A teacher has to
have some inert qualities, to my mind 3 C’s, Commitment, Concern for students,
Character. It has been a myth that mathematics is a difficult subject and it is
for who have high IQ. It is not so. It is quite interesting and its applications are applied
in all fields.
Let us discuss ways and means:
There are Different School
Boards in India
·
Central
board of Secondary education.(CBSE)
·
Council
for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE-ICSE/ISC)
·
International Baccalaureate (IB)
·
Cambridge
Assessment International Education (Cambridge International).
As per Oxford
dictionary the curriculum means “a course of study “. The curriculum gives
guide lines what to teach in an academic year. How do we teach, learning
outcomes, how the assessment is done, are matters of questions.
To achieve 100% pass in maths
should be a target, to be fixed by the teachers in the beginning of the academic
year. There is no compromise at all. Aim is to be followed by an action. The
teachers have to ask students also to fix the target, in the year beginning,
may be as initial set in goal. The students have aimed at, no other way; he/
she should work for it. Teachers have to guide, timely support and
encouragement, remedial measures shall go a long way to attain. The target may
be revised showing upward trend before the annual / board examination.
To be
continued in the next blog---
K Bhanumoorthy
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