Students are requested to share the class tests / practice tests question paper of Physics Class XII with us. This will enable us to compile a more accurate question bank. You may scan / take a photo of the school… Read More ›
We are literally carrying our lives on our mobile phones. Contacts, emails, SMS, messenger services, chat apps, bank account apps, photographs of friends and family members, places we have traveled to (remember, Google Maps is following you!). And yet, mobile… Read More ›
Feynman: on physics learning …there is this possibility: after I tell you something, you just can’t believe it. You can’t accept it. You don’t like it. It’s a problem that physicists have learned to deal with: they’ve learned to realise… Read More ›
So you have been bitten by the coding bug and want to learn programming? That’s good news because computer programmers are still in high demand. As technology-based devices and services boom across the globe, this demand will only increase with… Read More ›
Syllabus Updates have been announced by Cambridge International Education from September 2021. Here are the relevant links for various subjects and qualifications: Cambridge IGCSE Syllabus Changes Cambridge International A and AS levels Syllabus changes (International) September 2021 Syllabus Changes (UK)… Read More ›
Probably more parents, than students will read this long article. It is important for both. A student’s life is tough. Tests, projects, exams, viva… and then at the end of the academic year comes the report card, also called as… Read More ›
Identify the subject that you yourself liked as a student. It can be any subject like geography, math, science, languages,.. whatever. If you like learning a subject, you will like teaching it also. Identify the class, syllabus and textbooks and… Read More ›
What Is Physics Education Research?Physics Education Research (PER) is research into the learning, understanding and teaching of physics and the application of physics knowledge. Physics Education Research is not yet popular in India. How many universities have courses on this… Read More ›
What is common between a management consultant, a musician, a psychiatrist, an oceanographer, a theologian, a teacher, a baker, software professional, predictive analyst, a writer, a philosopher….? “Hidden Physicists” are people with a physics background, but without a typical physics… Read More ›
Do you find Physics difficult? Do you know what are the reasons for that? In this article I discuss some of the “pain points” as far as physics is concerned. See what applies to you and that will help you overcome those difficulties.
Before any machine is designed, a prototype or a model is constructed. This model gives an overview of what the machine will do, what will be the inputs and what will be the outputs. The inner working of the machine… Read More ›
I have been teaching programming for close to 35 years and I assure you that there is no particular order in which you have to learn programming languages. Each programming language is independent so follow your syllabus or your need… Read More ›
“Step-by-step, year-by-year, the world is improving. Not on every single measure every single year, but as a rule. Though the world faces huge challenges, we have made tremendous progress. This is the fact-based worldview.”
“A classical computation is like a solo voice—one line of pure tones succeeding each other. A quantum computation is like a symphony—many lines of tones interfering with one another.”― Seth Lloyd, Programming the Universe: A Quantum Computer Scientist Takes on the Cosmos… Read More ›
15 hours, in the company of Google researchers, with real-world case studies, with 30+ exercises. A course in Machine Learning with TensorFlow APIs. A FREE course from Google. Now, what more do you ask for? Google is offering a fast-paced,… Read More ›
I don’t think that’s proper. The difference between online teaching and offline teaching (classroom teaching in a college / school) is the difference between gully cricket and Test cricket, it is the difference between cinema and theatre, …. You get… Read More ›
One of the common conversions we have to carry out in science is converting from degrees centigrade to degrees Fahrenheit. The actual formula is: °F = (°C × 9/5) + 32. Lets try converting 30 °C to °F using this formula:… Read More ›
The IIT JEE Main and Advanced entrance exams are conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Students appearing for these exams are eligible for admissions to premier engineering institutions in India like the IITs, NITs and IIITs (Indian Institutes of… Read More ›
“Humanity is on the verge of digital slavery at the hands of AI and biometric technologies. One way to prevent that is to develop inbuilt modules of deep feelings of love and compassion in the learning algorithms.” ― Amit Ray,… Read More ›
On June 1, 2021, the government announced that the Class 12 CBSE Board exams stand cancelled. Considering the prevailing situation, this was the most logical decision. It would have been better if this decision was announced earlier. The ISCE Board… Read More ›
What is Geomatics Engineering? Over 80% of the world’s information has a location component associated with it. This location component (or position-dependent data) is called the spatial data. Geomatics is the science, methods and applications of geospatial information. In geomatics,… Read More ›
Take a paper and pencil and start doing this division of 22 by 7. No, your latest home computer / laptop / mobile, etc will not work; you have to do it the long division way, just as you were… Read More ›
Length of one step while walking is approximately 2 feet or 60 cms. So every step you walk, you cover a distance of 60 cm. Now, this is easy to remember. You know that a First Class in an exam… Read More ›
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While the world uses a mobile phone or a tablet to use the Internet, you as a programmer, need a laptop to do programming. Here are the main specifications you should look for when shopping for a laptop for coding:… Read More ›
This question was asked on Quora. This is an extremely important question. This is also the one question that is ignored by education administrators and parents/students. So why is online assessment more than moving offline tests to computers? First, is… Read More ›
Every time we use a piece of computer software, on whatever device it may be, we are using an essential tool – a compiler. Computer programs written by us are in high-level languages like C, C++, Java, FORTRAN, etc. But… Read More ›
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