#Mathematics Basic

[global-newz]

CBSE Allows Class 10 Students to Pursue Mathematics in Class 11: What You Need to Know

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has made an important announcement regarding the subject choices for Class 10 students transitioning to Class 11. In response to the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, CBSE has provided flexibility for students who have studied Mathematics Basic (241) in Class 10.

According to the latest notice issued by CBSE, students who have studied Mathematics Standard (041) in Class 10 can continue with Mathematics (041) in Class 11. However, students who opted for Mathematics Basic (241) in Class 10 will have the option to pursue Applied Mathematics in Class 11.

This decision reflects CBSE’s commitment to accommodating the diverse learning needs of students during these unprecedented times. It acknowledges the disruptions caused by the pandemic and aims to ease the transition for students as they progress to higher classes.

It’s essential to note that this relaxation in subject choices will apply specifically to the academic session 2024–25. Therefore, students who have studied Mathematics Basic (241) will also be eligible to opt for Mathematics (041) in Class 11 during this period.

However, CBSE has emphasized the importance of assessing students’ aptitude and ability before permitting them to pursue Mathematics (041) in Class 11. School authorities are instructed to ensure that students have the necessary skills and readiness for this academic transition.

Additionally, CBSE has reminded schools that once students have selected their subjects during the registration process, no changes will be permitted afterward. This policy aims to streamline the administrative process and maintain consistency in academic planning.

Meanwhile, students eagerly await the announcement of Class 10 and 12 exam results for the 2023 session. Although the exact date for result declaration remains uncertain, CBSE has indicated that results are likely to be announced after May 20. Students are advised to stay updated through the official CBSE website for any announcements regarding result dates and other important information.

As CBSE continues to navigate the educational landscape amidst evolving circumstances, these decisions aim to support students in their academic journey while ensuring fairness and transparency in the assessment process.

[noelements-setempty]

No, parents of the kid I tutor, I swear I didn't start telling your son about graph theory unprompted! He was the one who insisted on completing his multiple-choice matching question without crossing the lines over each other.

[saltypearl712]

Did you know in Mean Girls Baldi was also part of the Mathletes

[lucid-mathematically]

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TW:

-distorted and disturbing imagery

-dissociation

-disturbing and distorted audio

-flashing lights

(If there are any other trigger warnings that show up in the blog I will put the warning at the beginning of the post.)

Now with that settled, I think it’s time you got the chance to meet him.

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[gowns]

ok listen i have been exposed to a lot of music theory and a lot of it has flown over my head -- i understood major and minor and etc and how to play easy chords and how to sing a pitch and all that, but any time people started talking about the circle of fifths and modalities i spaced out. i found this video last week and i was like whoa WHOOAAAAAAA holy shit... i understand now. and i printed out a big color picture of the circle of fifths and put it by my piano.

[pinecone-syrup]

I drew these bc I have math this semester LMAO

[lilith-hazel-mathematics]

Cantor's Paradise

A gem I found while reading "Predicative Arithmetic", a paper by Edward Nelson in which a certain form of bounded arithmetic is formalized and explored.

The image is an artistic depiction of the cumulative hierarchy of sets, the proper class containing all things real and hypothetical. The largest possible collection of abstract objects.

"The figure is not drawn to scale." Greatest understatement of all time.

[elexuscal]

William Laurence really went from "i know dragons can fuck a ship up and that's about it" to "foremost human expert of dragon psychology, sociology, and war-time supply chain in Europe*" in under a decade and good for him

that's what happens when you don't have to unlearn incorrect methods first (*Except France)

[codcod-32]

family of four

[er-cryptid]

Adding Square Roots [Ex. 1]

Patreon

[saltypearl712]

Rip Baldi pillow I believed in you 😔😔😔

Fly high girlie 🕊️ 💐 🕯️

The memorial service for the Baldi Two sided Doughboi will be held in Micah’s backyard tomorrow at 99:99 am exactly 🙏

[rad-roche]

a big time saving thing i've started doing with comics is i filled a big 5000 x 5000 canvas entirely with that scratchy texturing i do and whenever i need a big block for a comic or panel and it doesn't have to be too detailed i just copy paste a wad in. who will know? well, everybody reading this. but what court in the land will convict me

[aromanticduck]

I don't think we should stop teaching kids things like long multiplication/division because there is value in being able to manipulate numbers and correctly carry out an algorithmic process, but I do think we spend way more time on it than we should (at least at my school).

I hate to sound like the 'we basically always have a calculator so what's the point?' complainer kid, but... we very much do have access to a calculator most of the time. So I think kids would benefit from less time cranking out arithmetic problems and more time:

Practising good calculator use

Learning to use things like estimation, inverse calculations, parity, and check digits to spot a wrong answer

Looking at a problem and figuring out which sums to do (we already do this, but there should be more of it and calculator use should be allowed more often)

This is more for younger kids, but taking the time to make sure they understand exactly what each operation actually means (this will make the above point easier because a sentence about sharing something out between different people will scream 'division')

Learning more about the properties of the different operations (which are commutative and which aren't, which are inverses of each other - maybe things like being able to cancel factors before you divide or how multiplying by a and then by b is the same as multiplying by ab, but I know some kids who would really struggle with that)

Problem solving and logical thinking

There's way more, but anyway I think it's less important for a kid to be able to do, say, 34 x 59 by hand than it is for them to be able to recognise something like 93 (accidentally pressing + instead of x) or 3105 (pressing 5 before x instead of after) as a wrong answer.

[roxyteal]

I know the poll is still running, but rn I'm getting icons made for potential additions to the tourney. On this journey...

Okay his icon is going to be the dollar (💲), look at this capitalist

Nice to live so close to work!!!

Wait he's so happy looking omg what "Come gets your salary!" 💲💲💲

Wha- Why-

Maldo marketable plushie

Look at this good boy, Hooie

Every time this question comes up I pray that it's actually read. But it's not. It never is... It's "conductor"...

Saw this man and was immediately reminded of @splitathon 's depiction of Dave 82. It's the glasses and nothing else. I still don't know why.

Extremely faint Spongebob laughter goes here

Wait but Karen is adorable why has she been forgotten what??? Too bad her hair bows are cut off

Starlight OS? Starlight Math Game? StarCam??? Dude please I'm gonna cry (Shoutouts to MediaGamesGuide)

Meanwhile, at Axel's- What the fuck

Baldi in Axel's real (Yes please take me camping get me out of here)

In BlackYear's. That's us, chat. That's us

Uhhhhhhhhhh pink

Hello Piano Guy

Okay I'm sorry to tag you on a BBAU post @cupofteasant but look the Onceler is here in the real

Unironically good design, holy shit

(This is all I got for now bye)

[lipshits-continuous]

Coming up with solutions to maths problems over text whilst half sleepy is a vibe honestly

[golden-valya]

I managed to get some studying in, even if it was pretty late

finished parabola notes

finished parabola section of practice 08

emailed math prof about taking a quiz I missed

did music appreciation discussion board

updated mathematics toolkit

[ kitties below cut ]

Cruella is being nice :)