6 Months package : Rs.10000/- for Jr. Batch,
8 Months package : Rs.13000/- for Sr. Batch.
Sneak peek into the learning. : Sarmistha Ma'am
WHAT IS VEDIC MATHS
Vedic Mathematics is the name given to a supposedly ancient system of calculation which was "rediscovered" from the Vedas between 1911 and 1918 by Sri Bharati Krishna Tirthaji Maharaj (1884-1960). According to Tirthaji, all of Vedic mathematics is based on sixteen Sutras, or word-formulae.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING
Benefits of Learning Vedic Maths
WHY NEW INDIA NEEDS TO LEARN VEDIC MATHS
One of the goals of the new National Education Policy is to restore and re-establish ‘Indian-ness’.
Vedic mathematics can prove to be an important instrument in this ‘rediscovery of India’.
"It is an era of competition today, both at national and international levels. In the entrance examinations for various higher education institutions, including IITs or IIMs, mathematical ability is measured. Two things are very important here for success: Speed, i.e., solving maximum questions in the minimum possible time, and accuracy. Vedic mathematics is unmatched in addressing them both. Besides, whether your answer is correct or not can also be verified by Vedic mathematics in a very simple and quick manner. Similarly, in various competitive examinations for jobs, Vedic mathematics can be of great benefit for solving the mathematical component. At the international level, for the school evaluation ‘Program for International Student Assessment’ (PISA) that measures mathematical ability apart from other components, India, by taking the recourse of Vedic mathematics, can show its prowess." -THE DAILY GUARDIAN
THE TRUTH
Thomas Babington Macaulay’s education policy (usually referred to as Macaulayism) was more a conspiracy than schooling with a purpose. Yet, not many would be aware of the dangerous intentions of well-known Orientalists such as Max Müller. In a letter dated 16 December 1868, he wrote to the English Duke of Argyll, then Secretary of the State for India in British Government, “India has been conquered once, but India must be conquered again, and this second conquest shall be a conquest of education.” Entrapped in their vicious cycle, gradually our countrymen and women were deprived of what was theirs, and slowly, became oblivious to our rich and glorious ancient knowledge. As of today, there are very few Indians who have knowledge about Vedic hymns which contain many mathematical principles. --THE DAILY GUARDIAN, Oct 3, 2020
RICH HISTORY OF US INDIANS
But what we call Vedic mathematics today is not limited to the Vedas alone. Swami Bharati Krishna Tirtha, the modern pioneer of Vedic mathematics, incorporates mathematical principles from Shulva-Sutras, Buddhist texts, Jain texts to Aryabhata, Varahamihira, Brahmagupta and modernday Ramanujan and Shakuntala Devi in it. Hence, it is also called Indian mathematics or Hindu mathematics or even ancient mathematics, it being the oldest. The antiquity of India’s mathematical progress should also be gauged from the fact that the world famous Greek Pythagoras theorem of the sixth century BCE had already been delineated by Baudhayan, in his Shulva-Sutras, several hundred years ago before Pythagoras.
WHAT IS THE RELEVANCE IN TODAY'S WORLD
Some sceptics may ask, even if we assume that Indian or Vedic mathematics is the most ancient, what is its practical value in current times? Such people must know that Vedic mathematics is relevant in the context of a new and changing India. In schools, generally, mathematics is considered to be complex, cumbersome and unexciting. However, very complicated calculations are possible, through Vedic mathematics, in a very simple way — its ease making it child’s play. For instance, while doing multiplication, kids are taught merely one method, multiplying from the right side. In Vedic mathematics, in addition to the right side, one can also multiply from the left. Not only that, crosswise and other methods of multiplication are also accessible by which complex calculations are possible in a very short period of time.
An ideal age is 10 years to start learning Vedic Maths.
6 months for Jr. Batch(grade 4 and 5th) and 8 months for Sr. Batch(grade 6-8th)
Each session will be for 60 minutes.
Mastering any form of new learning and understanding well to retain it, will certainly take it's own time.
People take as many as 3 classes a week too. But is your child ready to take so much learning amidst all other academics and extra curricular activities? Don't you think that his interest may fall apart if he/she is pushed beyond capacity?
Yes, it is. That is why Vedic Maths is taught to a little older children.
A maximum of 8 students, who all will be in the same level(not necessarily the exact same age though).
We start new batches in regular interval. If your child misses one, you may have to wait a little for the next batch to start. Else if your and your friends' children are a group of minimum 4, we can start any day.
Our teachers do not prefer that. Each teacher teaches in their own method and a new teacher is unsure of what learning has transpired elsewhere. To avoid such conflict in the Childs mind, it's better to start afresh. However, if your child has really progressed quite a bit, an assessment can be done by our teacher to see if he or she can be included in an ongoing batch.
Your child needing a break should be analysed by you. May be he does not want to learn anymore. We recommend you find out the reason and if it is an obstruction you can remove, better to complete the course and not take a break.
It can happen. If it is with prior intimation, then our teachers will help the child cope up. But as you can understand, it is a group class and missing too many classes is not a good idea and can't be considered.
You can opt out any time, but the fee is not refundable. So, if you have doubt that your child may not enjoy learning vedic maths, please decide accordingly. We do not prefer child opting out in-between.
We understand that being a parent with little exposure to this new learning you may be confused and need to see how it works. We have shared a 8-9 minute video to let you know more about it. You will Get a good idea about how it is taught and what it is.
After each level, there will be a test conducted. There will be a test fee.
Yes, at a successful completion, there will be a certificate issued.
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