#Supermaths

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Themba Cox: Outpacing a Calculator, the Youngest to Master All 11 Levels of Abacus Mental Maths in the UK

BYITC, pioneers in the world's first game-based learning application is dedicated to imparting essential life skills to children through programmes such as Abacus mental Maths, English, Coding, and 11+ courses. A significant event on our calendar is the annual Inspire Awards, which celebrate individuals who surpass expectations, regardless of any diversity barriers. Among the 27 standout winners, was Themba Cox, who is making waves with his remarkable accomplishments. At just 7 years old, Themba has already outpaced a calculator, becoming the youngest person in the UK to complete all 11 levels of the abacus mental maths curriculum.

Mastering the abacus mental maths with BYITC Supermaths isn't a walk in the park; it demands unwavering dedication, with students progressing through each level before completion. Typically taking 3 to 4 years, this accomplishment is akin to a miniature PhD for these exceptional young minds.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic chaos, where traditional classes were disrupted, Themba seized the opportunity to shine. His story is a testament to the power of dedication and innovation in the face of adversity.

But Themba's journey goes beyond mathematics. He's an avid reader, aspiring author, martial artist, and swimmer aiming to reach stage 5 before his 8th birthday. Challenging stereotypes, he's also the first boy nationally to pursue rhythmic gymnastics, all while advocating for awareness of the dangers of secondhand smoke.

Recently, Themba was honored with the Shakuntala Mantri Exceptional Award at the British parliament during the Inspire Awards, recognising his outstanding achievements in abacus mental maths.

Despite the pandemic's disruptions, Themba's dedication never wavered, thanks to BYITC Supermaths' innovative online platform. His story serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, reminding us all of the boundless possibilities when passion meets opportunity.

To watch Themba in action, please visit:

Themba in Action Video 1

Themba in Action Video 2

To learn more about BYITC, please visit: Abacus Maths, English & Computing Coding Classes for Kids

To learn more about our Founder/Director, please visit: Dr. Rashmi Mantri

Dr Rashmi Mantri | Director @British Youth International College (Abacus Maths, English & Computing Coding Classes for Kids)

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Overcome the Maths Phobia Through Games-Based Learning

Is your child experiencing maths phobia? Well, they are not alone! Most students fear mathematics. The complex arithmetic operations and difficult-to-remember formulas give rise to anxiety among the students. Therefore, parents and teachers look for ways to help children overcome maths phobia. One of the best ways is to introduce the games maths learning approach. In this blog, you will know how game-based learning can help get rid of maths phobia. Let us discover!

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Games Based Learning:

• Changes the Perception of Children

Learning through textbooks and traditional classroom settings can be boring and tiresome. Additionally, many children believe that mathematics is complicated and consists of a lot of difficult formulas. However, enrolling your children in online abacus classes and introducing game-based learning can help in changing their perception.

These games simplify complex mathematical concepts and make them more understandable . It also increases student engagement and enables them to solve problems faster and more accurately. As a result, children start believing that mathematics is not that difficult and can be interesting too. It ultimately helps in getting rid of the maths phobia. Moreover, some children may even begin to enjoy the subject.

• Lowers the Fear of Mistakes

A lot of students feel hesitant to take part in various mathematics-related activities due to their fear of making mistakes in front of their peers and feeling embarrassed. However, the abacus games-based learning approach can help in such situations.

The games enable learners to make mistakes without feeling bad about it and normalise the idea of failure. Moreover, it offers them numerous chances to learn from their errors and improve their understanding in the next attempt. As a result, it helps children overcome fear, builds a positive attitude, and enables them to become more confident.

• Strengthens Math Skills

The game-based learning is more exciting compared to traditional worksheets and workbooks only. Certainly, it offers the learners with more practice opportunities. Ultimately, it helps in strengthening the maths skills of your children and enables them to overcome maths phobia. It boosts their confidence and allows them to perform better in the subject.

• Develops a Love for Maths

The benefits of introducing abacus game-based learning are much more than you can imagine. Games are indeed engaging and fun for the students of all age groups. It helps in foster fostering excitement about the subject and can eventually build a love for maths. Your children will start to enjoy solving the complex as well as simpler mathematical problems and develop a liking for the maths subject.

Conclusion

The game-based learning approach can not only help in overcoming maths phobia but also work wonders for your child. It can strengthen their mathematical skills and improve their grades in the subject. Your children will start to enjoy the subject and spend more time solving mathematical problems. Now that you know the benefits, you would want to enrol your child in an online abacus class that leverages the game-based learning approach. Are you looking for a reputed abacus training institute? If yes, Supermaths Academy by BYITC is the right choice.

Originally Published at:https://supermaths.co.uk/overcome-the-maths-phobia-through-games-based-learning/

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Little Hands Big Hearts Supermath Activity Book: Transforming Math Learning into an Adventure

At Little Hands Big Hearts, we believe that learning should be an exciting journey, filled with discovery, creativity, and fun. That’s why we are thrilled to introduce our Supermath Activity Book, a unique resource designed to transform math learning into a captivating adventure for children. What Makes Supermath Special? Engaging Content: The Supermath Activity Book is packed with diverse math…

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Winner of 2nd National Abacus BYITC Supermaths Challenge 2022

Zoya Mohammad is the the winner of our National Abacus Maths Challenge 2022 "𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟑" for her outstanding performance.

BYITC Supermaths has believed in the importance of early education and in the potential of young minds.

See more at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-1e3gPHyKQ&t=3s

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Meet Olivia: One of the UKs First Advanced AI Learning Assistant

In a world where AI is reshaping every aspect of our lives, the British Youth International College (BYITC) is leading the charge with Olivia, our AI learning assistant. Olivia is designed to revolutionise the learning experience for children aged 9 to 16, providing support and guidance in subjects such as English, Coding and abacus maths.

An Intelligent Learning Guide

Olivia is more than just an AI bot; she is a responsive and intuitive AI learning assistant who is always there when students need help. Unlike traditional learning methods, Olivia interacts with students in real-time, assisting them through challenging concepts and answering their questions in a way that feels natural and supportive.

Whether a child struggles with understanding a specific maths problem or needs clarification on English grammar, Olivia is ready to assist. By using advanced artificial intelligence, she guides the students, ensuring their questions are solved while they study. Olivia helps students to glide through the abacus maths concepts and sums as a part of their homework.

Mastering Mathematics with Supermaths and the Abacus maths

Many students find mathematics challenging, so whenever they have questions or require guidance, Olivia’s advanced AI assists them in navigating Supermaths, and breaking down complex problems. BYITC has developed a hybrid model where students have one-on-one live classes with real teachers, and Olivia is there to assist with homework and clear doubts. It’s truly the best of both worlds.

Olivia, one of the UK’s First AI learning assistant with her advanced AI-powered skills Olivia will support young people in learning abacus maths using Supermaths, the College’s most popular teaching app, which helps students learn maths using the abacus, an ancient counting tool that is known to be highly effective at training the brain to make mathematical calculations involving huge numbers providing real-time assistance.

In today’s fast-paced world, where parents often juggle busy schedules, they can’t always be available to support their child’s learning. Olivia, the AI learning assistant has been designed to fill that gap, providing young learners with a reliable companion they can both learn from and interact with. So far, Olivia has been a big success, with students appreciating her friendly and approachable way of answering questions.

Olivia offers a fun and engaging way for kids to enhance their learning, get their questions answered, clear doubts, and stay ahead of the learning curve.

Originally Published at: https://supermaths.co.uk/meet-olivia-one-of-the-uks-first-advanced-ai-learning-assistant/

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(Information on the Metavirus)

(The Metavirus that creates Metaroids and grants the Rangers their superpowers is a rapidly evolving, learning computer virus. Each fight gives the Metaroid Commanders more information on how the Rangers fight, but it also gives the Rangers a similar edge. Where a normal person could see a few ways to solve a problem, Tristan, Henry and Caroline's brains operate with what one engineer termed 'supermath.' The metavirus grants them the abilitiy to read all the angles, and pick the best course of action in just a few seconds. Of the three of them,only Tristan really understands the metavirus supermath. Henry and Caroline just accept it as part of their overall skill set. This Supermath is also worked into the programming of the Buddyroids. When a Ranger and a Buddyroid are synced up inside the zord, they can move and think much faster than if one of them was piloting the zord alone. However,the metavirus is a rare thing, and its creators want it back. That's why the Rangers are recalled to the base after completing a mission, and why Commander Blackwell has a team of guards watching Caroline when she pulls off her escape attempts. He doesn't want his team, his family, to be captured. Commander Blackwell's superiors at Crisis Management are also interested in the Metavirus. If they ever get their wish to shut down the Gigabyte team, they intend to experiment on the kids and find out how to produce more Metavirus. Commander Blackwell will not allow that to happen.

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Meet Olivia: One of the UKs first Advanced AI Learning Assistant

In a world where AI is reshaping every aspect of our lives, the British Youth International College (BYITC) is leading the charge with Olivia, our AI learning assistant. Olivia is designed to revolutionise the learning experience for children aged 9 to 16, providing support and guidance in subjects such as English, Coding and abacus maths.

📚 Back to School! Book your free trial today!

https://supermathsapp.com/home/register

An Intelligent Learning Guide

Olivia is more than just an AI bot; she is a responsive and intuitive AI learning assistant who is always there when students need help. Unlike traditional learning methods, Olivia interacts with students in real-time, assisting them through challenging concepts and answering their questions in a way that feels natural and supportive.

Whether a child struggles with understanding a specific maths problem or needs clarification on English grammar, Olivia is ready to assist. By using advanced artificial intelligence, she guides the students, ensuring their questions are solved while they study. Olivia helps students to glide through the abacus maths concepts and sums as a part of their homework.

Mastering Mathematics with Supermaths and the Abacus maths

Many students find mathematics challenging, so whenever they have questions or require guidance, Olivia’s advanced AI assists them in navigating Supermaths, and breaking down complex problems. BYITC has developed a hybrid model where students have one-on-one live classes with real teachers, and Olivia is there to assist with homework and clear doubts. It’s truly the best of both worlds.

Olivia, one of the UK’s First AI learning assistant with her advanced AI-powered skills Olivia will support young people in learning abacus maths using Supermaths, the College’s most popular teaching app, which helps students learn maths using the abacus, an ancient counting tool that is known to be highly effective at training the brain to make mathematical calculations involving huge numbers providing real-time assistance.

In today’s fast-paced world, where parents often juggle busy schedules, they can’t always be available to support their child’s learning. Olivia, the AI learning assistant has been designed to fill that gap, providing young learners with a reliable companion they can both learn from and interact with. So far, Olivia has been a big success, with students appreciating her friendly and approachable way of answering questions.

Olivia offers a fun and engaging way for kids to enhance their learning, get their questions answered, clear doubts, and stay ahead of the learning curve.

Originally Published at:https://supermaths.co.uk/meet-olivia-one-of-the-uks-first-advanced-ai-learning-assistant

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2nd National Abacus BYITC Supermaths Challenge 2022 Winner

Abhiraam Doraiswamy is the the winner of our National Abacus Maths Challenge 2022 "𝐋𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝟕" for his outstanding performance. He is a brilliant student of Clober Primary School.

BYITC Supermaths has believed in the importance of early education and in the potential of young minds.

See more at- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8yhIV8fSa0&t=3s

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5 Most Important Advantages Of Games Based Abacus Maths Learning

Mathematics often involves complex calculations. Mental calculation skills are crucial to stay ahead in the highly competitive world. To sharpen one’s brain for performing complex Mathematical calculations mentally, online Abacus Maths learning is one of the most useful resources in the present day. An amelioration to this resource is the concept of game based Abacus Maths learning, which offers several benefits when it comes to teaching kids Maths the easy way. Let’s find out the advantages Of Games Based Abacus Maths and how you can get your child to master Mental Maths easily.

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Advantages Of Games Based Abacus Maths:

Motivation – For learning a subject like Mathematics which is considered dry and boring by many students, one needs the right motivation. For kids, what could be a better motivator than games? Once children know they are going to be involved in playing a game, they would voluntarily and freely choose to be involved. This makes game based abacus maths learning the easiest and perhaps the best way to get kids to learn and master Mathematics.

Better retention – One of the major factors at work behind the triggering of neural connections in the brain is the enthusiasm to be involved in an activity. When online Abacus Maths learning is based on games, children participate with zeal and enthusiasm, which creates strong neural connections that help kids retain the learning for longer.

Real-life applications – A common question raised by kids who don’t like Mathematics and those who love it is whether Maths is going to be of any use in real life. As adults, we all are well aware of how important Maths is not just in our everyday lives but also in many specialized fields. However, owing to their limited understanding and comprehension, kids cannot easily perceive the real-life importance of Maths. With a game-based Abacus maths learning approach for teaching kids Mental Maths, they are put in different meaningful situations inside the game where they need to apply Mathematical calculations to get through a level. This helps them practically understand how important Maths is in our everyday lives.

Positive outlook – With most children living under the fear of Mathematics, the biggest advantage of game-based approach is that it helps kids develop a positive attitude towards Maths by reducing the fear of failure.

Independent involvement – In an online Abacus Maths learning class, the rules are set and, therefore, the involvement of a teacher is minimal. Thus, kids can work independently of the teacher.

Hone your kid’s Mental Maths skills with the best Institute in England

Game based Abacus Maths learning classes in London have gained traction lately, with parents looking forward to enrolling their children into some of the best game based learning classes in Basingstoke. If you are one such parent and would like to enroll your child into game based learning classes in Basingstoke, BYITC Supermaths would be your best bet. Owing to the innovative game-based techniques employed by BYITC Supermaths to help kids master Mental Maths learning, the institution has garnered acclaim as one of the best game based Abacus Maths learning classes in London.

Originally Published at:https://supermaths.co.uk/5-most-important-advantages-of-games-based-abacus-maths-learning/

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Game-Based Abacus Maths Learning: Importance & Advantages

Gone are the days of mundane learning methodologies. Learn about benefits of our Abacus Maths classes as now is the era of intuitive game-based education to invigorating the joy of learning in kids. Youngsters are now aware of the several advantages of game based learning. The traditional Abacus has been human’s friend since ages. But many people still don’t know how to use it. Developing mathematical skills was always a tough nut to crack for an average student. However, with technology has made immense strides, today game based Abacus learning is the smartest way to develop maths skills. Read more about Advantages of Abacus Maths classes.

What is the advantage of Abacus Maths game-based learning for your kid?

Besides being fun, interactive, and highly useful, the game based Abacus learning approach has many other benefits. Here are 5 of the most important advantages of game based learning:

Piqued interest – An activity that entails enjoyment piques the interest of the doer manifold. For kids, playing a game is perhaps the most enjoyable experience. So, all you need to do is blend a learning topic with an immersive game. This would soon have the kids engrossed in playing the game and learning the topic simultaneously.

Stimulates imagination – With a game-based learning approach, kids can visualize 3D models in real time and at scale. This makes learning not just more enjoyable but more contextual also. Besides, game-based learning helps stimulate the cognitive as well as the affective sides of the brain.

Quantifies learning – With points to be scored at each level of the game, the learning experience of kids can be quantified with a game-based learning approach. This paves way for a highly personalized learning experience for each kid. Based on the points each kid scores, the difficulty level can be adjusted accordingly.

Longer retention – Learning through the use of visual elements such as photos, videos, simulations, etc. is not just easier than learning through just text but is also long-lasting. The responses game-based learning evokes in kids tend to stick in their brains for longer.

Failures are no more disheartening – One of the most needed advantages of game based learning is the normalization of failure. It provides the learner with ample scope to make mistakes, not feel bad about them, and improve the next time.

How Game-based Abacus Maths application works?

Enrol your kid in the finest Abacus classes to experience the Advantages of Abacus Maths

The game-based learning approach is the modern-day pedagogy that is turning out to be extremely effective in training young minds. The gamification of the Abacus has made it easier for children to master the use of the Abacus. To effectively train your kid for using the Abacus to perform mathematical calculations expeditiously, you must consider enroling him in an Abacus class that amalgamates gaming with teaching.

If you reside in North East Scotland and have been looking for the best game based learning classes in Aberdeen for your kid, BYITC Supermaths would be the go-to destination. Hailed as the leader in imparting advantages of game based learning with a difference, BYITC Supermaths’ Abacus classes aim for the holistic brain development of your kid. Not just Aberdeen, BYITC also offers game based Abacus Maths learning classes in Glasgow to help kids ace the skills necessary for performing mathematical calculations swiftly.

Originally Published at: https://supermaths.co.uk/advantages-abacus-maths-game-based-classes/

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How can online abacus math classes benefit learners in developing mental maths skills?

Online abacus maths classes offer a dynamic and interactive platform for learners to enhance their mental maths skills. Through engaging virtual lessons, students can develop a strong foundation in mathematical concepts, improve concentration, and foster quick calculation abilities. The visual and hands-on nature of abacus learning online promotes a deeper understanding of numerical relationships, leading to increased speed and accuracy in mental calculations. Additionally, the flexibility of online classes allows learners to practice at their own pace, reinforcing their confidence and proficiency in mental maths. See more at: https://supermaths.co.uk/online-abacus-supermaths-is-all-set/