The world of Numbers Those ten simple symbols, digits, or numbers that we all learn early in life that influence our lives in far more ways than we could ever imagine. Have you ever wondered what our lives would be like without these 10 elegant digits and the infinite array of other numbers that they can create? Birthdays, ages, height, weight, dimensions, addresses, telephone numbers, license plate numbers, credit card numbers, PIN numbers, bank account numbers, radio/TV station numbers, time, dates, years, directions, wake up times, sports scores, prices, accounting, sequences/series of numbers, magic squares, polygonal numbers, factors, squares, cubes, Fibonacci numbers, perfect, deficient, and abundant numbers, and the list goes on ad infinitum. Engineers, accountants, store clerks, manufacturers, cashiers, bankers, stock brokers, carpenters, mathematicians, scientists, and so on, could not survive without them. In a sense, it cou
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REFLECTION ON EXPERIENCES AS A MATHEMATICS TEACHER DURING INTERNSHIP As a part of B.E d curriculu m I have done my school internship training on 23 rd J uly 2019 and concluded on 31 st October 2019 at Guardian Angels P ublic school, M anjummel . My subject is M athematics. So I took M athematics for standar d s VIII and IX. There were around 30 students in the classrooms. It was challenging to manage everyone in the classrooms. Ms Tintu A ntony was my mentor and she guide me in all my needs. Obviously the teachers were very friendly with me , because I was their old student. And also the new teachers were very attached to me. They were never consider me as a trainee and always saw me as one of them. So I had a good deal of freedom among them. Since it was a CBSE school,there were no trainees other than me. So the students here saw me as a new teacher. The students have all been very corporate to me.
