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	The gap between ‘HOW’ and ‘WHY’ in Mathematics...Article \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes Number tricks are fun to perform and are an excellent way to enhance mathematical skills. When I was young, we used to discuss a lot of number tricks.
	Data, Perception and IgnoranceArticle \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes We live in an era of data and information.
	Computing an Angle in an Equilateral TriangleArticle \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes The following geometry problem is simple to state but challenging to solve!
	Adventures in Problem SolvingArticle \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes In this edition of ‘Adventures’ we study a few miscellaneous problems.
	A Geometric ExplorationArticle \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes A question about angle bisectors Consider a △ABC in which D, E and F are the midpoints of the sides BC, CA and AB respectively.
	DIY Problems for the MIDDLE SCHOOLArticle \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Mathematics \| 0 Likes The tasks of this set require you to get down to some actual cut and paste work.
	Exploring Fractals – The GeoGebra WayArticle \| By At Right Angles \| Aug 09, 2019 \| Science & Technology \| 0 Likes In an article published in the November 2016 issue of At Right Angles we had seen how geometrical fractal constructions lead to algebraic thinking.

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How a Govt School Teacher from Bidar is Realizing the School of his Dream

Results of Raman Gouda’s efforts are reflected in the children's learning. At grade II, children can read and write in Kannada which is not the case with the children going to the private schools.

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