Hyderabad:The State Council of Academic Analysis and Coaching (SCERT), Telangana, held a one-day seminar on Arithmetic training on Saturday. Themed “Timeless Journey: From Vedic Maths to Quantum Computing”, the occasion was organised to commemorate the delivery anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan, the famend Indian mathematician.
The seminar was organised on the SCERT campus in Hyderabad, and it noticed lively participation from lecturers and educators throughout Telangana. Of the 66 papers submitted, 31 have been introduced throughout the occasion, and it showcased numerous approaches to Arithmetic training.
The seminar was presided over by G. Ramesh, director of SCERT, Telangana. The chief visitor was E.V. Narasimha Reddy, director of college training, and panelists included I.E. Vijayalakshmi, RJD-Hyderabad, Dr A. Rambabu and M.S. Ranga Chary, retired Arithmetic lecturer from Warangal.
In his inaugural tackle, Narasimha Reddy lauded the function of lecturers in shaping generations and spoke on the significance of instilling logical reasoning in college students. He additionally identified the connection between Arithmetic, software program growth and engineering, notably its utility in historic architectural achievements, akin to India’s medieval forts. He referred to as for additional strengthening of SCERT’s function by conducting extra analysis and interdisciplinary seminars.
Through the occasion, G. Ramesh launched a compendium of the seminar’s papers. A tribute to Srinivasa Ramanujan was paid by lighting a lamp and garlanding his portrait. Remembering his personal faculty days, the director shared how a Arithmetic trainer impressed him to pursue the topic in greater training. He careworn the significance of mental abilities in making Arithmetic accessible to all.
All taking part lecturers and paper presenters have been awarded certificates for his or her contributions to the seminar.
