MATHEMATICS VIDEOS

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                                                             MATHEMATICS VIDEOS
   Mathguide provide students opportunity of viewing some of the best videos on Mathematics available on youtube. Mathguide will try to find such educational videos from classes and private tutors across the world and provide it to the students. An effort is made for mathematics loving students across the globe. Now students don't have to waste time searching videos and losing their precious study hours.
   Videos are a good source of 'Edutainment' - Entertainment and Education together. Students get a different perspective and find how other teachers across the world are teaching and could make suggestions in their classes. Videos help students understand the concepts easily and help develop interest of students in mathematics.
   Some videos highlight the real power, beauty and nature of mathematics. Some videos acquaint students with tips and tricks of mathematics. One wonderful video explains how 'vedic mathematics' could help students master the art of quick calculations. Some videos even explain to the teachers the use Geogebra software for teaching. Geogebra can be used to teach geometry, trigonometry, Geometric constructions and drawing figures and constructions. Geogebra will provide a good, practical experience to the students.

   Many topics like polynomials, linear equations, percentage, algebra, number systems, logarithms, sets, congruency, real numbers, triangles, pythagorus theorem, construction of triangles etc. are covered. These videos are wonderfully presented by mathematics teachers and show there commitment to the field of mathematics.

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