Maths is Fun and Easy Now!
it has been proved that children who have successfully completed Abacus Learning have shown enhanced performance in academics, particularly in mathematics. Various reports have clearly shows that Abacus learning has helped children do achieve greater arithmetic skills. Overtime, these children develop skills that enable them to do maths calculations faster than a calculator.
The ability to perform mental calculations quickly and accurately not only translates in to greater proficiency in mathematics but also results in greater self confidence. As a result the children develop multitasking and problem solving skills that adds up to their overall personality
- Children can develop excellent photographic memory
Basic mathematical operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and vision are solved by simple movement of beads using Abacus tool. This helps the children to develop a pictorial representation of the problem in their brain and by regular practice, the brain learns to solve the problem without actual use of any aid including the abacus from the intermediate levels of Brainobrain course.
- Brain exercise for the Children
Like any other organ of human body, our brain also needs regular exercise to keep it fit and sharp, but how do we exercise our brain?Using Abacus and numbers provides the ideal exercise for our brain. Mathematics is the logical application of mind to tackle a particular problem. Regular exercise using abacus and its logic would invariably result in a well exercised and a sharper brain.This is simply the reason why a child strong at mathematics is able to tackle other subjects with relative ease.
- Necessity of ABACUS
With the growing of technology, most of the us or the children are depending on calculators to solve even basic mathematical problems .On being dependent on electronic calculator, they are ignoring the opportunity that to solve arithmetical calculation mentally or using mental calculator, as a result, it is naturally denied to make our brain sharpen.
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