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Vedic Math
Western mathematics is very left-brain. Vedic math utilizes the right brain as well; hence making math more assessible to a larger audience. As a math teacher, I believe Vedic math can support more students in having a positive experience with math, including learning disabled children. The beauty of Vedic mathematics is based on interrelations and patterning. It allows for creativity and multiple pathways to the answer - often done on one line or mentally!
Digit Sums and Casting Out the Nines
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Vedic Math Digit Sums Check
Visit http://www.squidoo.com/Vedic_Math for more Vedic math infor or visit http://www.rebeccanewburn.com for a collection of math resources. This video introducing how to check addition in the Vedic math system. It's a very different method for checking a math problem, but it's much faster. To learn more about vedic math, check out my lens http://www.squidoo.com/Vedic_Math/.
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16 Sutras + 14 subsutras = 1 Amazingly Fast Calculating System!
- Sutras
* By one more than the one before
* All from 9 and the last from 10
* Vertically and crosswise
* Transpose and apply
* If the Samuccaya is the same it is zero
* If one is in ratio the other is zero
* By addition and by subtraction
* By the completion or non-completion
* Differential calculus
* By the deficiency
* Specific and general
* The remainders by the last digit
* The ultimate and twice the penultimate
* By one less than the one before
* The product of the sum
* All the multipliers - Subsutras
* Proportionately
* The remainder remains constant
* The first by the first and the last by the last
* For 7 the multiplicand is 143
* By osculation
* Lessen by the deficiency
* Whatever the deficiency lessen by that amount and set up the square of the deficiency
* Last totalling 10
* Only the last terms
* The sum of the products
* By alternative elimination and retention
* By mere observation
* The product of the sum is the sum of the products
* On the flag - -excerpt from Sri Bharati Krsna Tirthaji's "Vedic Mathematics"
Vedic Math Videos
NOTE: YouTube, the site that hosts these videos, is often blocked at schools.
Cosmic Math Books
Speed Mathematics Using the Vedic System
A fun book for anyone interested in fast mental calculations.
Amazon Price: $12.55 (as of 01/06/2010) 
Discover Vedic Mathematics
By the author of the "Cosmic Calculator."
Amazon Price: (as of 01/06/2010)
Vedic Mathematics or Sixteen Simple Mathematical Formulae from the Vedas
Amazon Price: $23.95 (as of 01/06/2010)
Cosmic Calculator (A Vedic Mathematics Course for Schools) 5 volume set (India's scientific heritage)
Is your kid struggling with math? This book is a must for any young person starting to learn math who wants and needs a better way. It covers 3 school years (6-8th grade) and includes a student workbook and teacher's manual. The explanations are easy to follow. Huge sections are also appropriate for 3-5th graders. It could also be a great resource for homeschoolers.
Also, if you know of anyone who hated math (I'm sure you can think of at least one), this book could turn their perception of math upside down. Yeah! :)
Amazon Price: (as of 01/06/2010)
Vedic Mathematics Teacher's Manual, Vol. 3
This book shows many applications of Vedic Math in calculus and trig. 'Triples' shows many uses of Pythagorean triples in trig (and a bit of calculus too). And 'Vertically and Crosswise' has a lot of calculus applications.
Amazon Price: $21.95 (as of 01/06/2010)
Vedic Math Sites
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Vedic Maths Tutorial
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The Vedic Maths Forum India Blog
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Vedic Math Tutor YouTube Group
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History of Vedic Mathematics
Includes a history of Indian math, explains what V more...0 points
Wikipedia's Definition of Vedic Math
Read Wikipedia's explanation of the origin of Vedi more...0 points
The Vedic Maths Forum India
The Vedic Maths Forum have a 15 hours DVD for sale more...0 points
Jain Mathemagics
Jain, a sacred geometer and lover of magic squares more...0 points
Maths Show Speed Drills
Take these on-line timed tests from Maths Show to more...0 points
Myths and Reality of "Vedic Mathematics"
A thought-provoking article by S.G. Dani os the Sc more...0 points
Vedic Mathematics Made Easy
Vedic Mathematics, Tips for fast and easy calculat more...0 points
Sri Sri Vedic Mathematics
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Ideas for Teachers
- Homework Assignment: I gave visiting this lens as a homework assignment for my kids. I made them write a few sentences about what they did and learned.
- Add a few Vedic lessons in to your curriculum. I usually do a little mini-lesson as a warm-up every couple of weeks. My kids love it!
- Check out the tutorials or get a book on Vedic math to learn more. This lens just gives you a flavor of the richness of Vedic math.
- Share this lens with others. Email it to friends and other teachers. I have a link to it on my website.
- Sign up for the "Vedic Maths India" blog to receive new posts on techniques.
- Subscribe to my YouTube videos. You need to have a YouTube account, which is free. When I make a new video, you'll get an email notifying you that a new video has been posted. I also have a YouTube group called "Math Tutor:Vedic Math," which has a collection of instructional videos.
I've also created a "Math Tutor" group, which includes a variety of pre-algebra and algebra videos, though not necessarily Vedic math. I'd love to get a large collection of great videos available for students. So please share or add to this collection.
About You...
Fun Math Resources for Student by Ms. Rebecca Newburn
- Fractions
- Need help with fractions? Help has arrived. Watch YouTube math videos and play fun math games to learn about fractions and how to change from fractions to decimals to percents.
- Order of Operations PEMDAS
- Learn the order of operations with ease. Check out the math games too!
- Integers
- Integers take a bit of practice to learn. Have fun with integers by watching cool math videos and playing math games to help you understand.
- Math Tutor YouTube Group
- Need help with math? There are lots of videos to help you learn. If you want, subscribe. Be sure to tell your friends.
Vedic Mathematics Background
Other Teacher Resources by Rebecca Newburn
- My Home Page
- My home page has links to a variety of resources for teachers, students and parents. Check it out.
- Information Age Education Blog
- Welcome to the Information Age. My teacher blog addresses how to positively impact students' education, consciousness and the planet. If you like the blog, subscribe.
- Teaching Strategies to Transform Your Class
- Learn how to use best teaching practices and the Law of Attraction to create an amazing class.
- YouTube Math Tutor Group
- YouTube is an on-line free video service. People can post their own videos. I've created a number of helpful math resources. I've also pulled together videos from others and created a YouTube Math Tutor group. I post videos on my class blog to pre-teach and re-teach. If you join, you can make and post videos too. I also have a YouTube Vedic Math Tutor Group.
- My Math 7 Class Blog
- Technology can be used to engage and educate. My students all subscribed to my blog and regularly receive posts that support what we're doing in the class and expand beyond.
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- Javier C Javier C Dec 19, 2009 @ 5:34 pm
- I love math but I left my studies at the side for so long. I want to get back to them I hope you can help me. seems to me like the Vedic method is really good. I hope I can learn it.
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- pranshu pranshu Oct 7, 2009 @ 10:23 am
- hello every1,,,
lolz i am 19 now studyin in new zealand .. i ave been studyin vedic mathematics since i was 9 as it was brought up by my father to me.. the students here are actually amazed to see my power of calculating numbers.. and i don't use calculator while they do.. i am really blessed with this art.
. i belive rebeca is doin a grt wrk.. but would like her to give a bibliography of the contents and help she's using from...thanks alot.
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- rk rk Sep 23, 2009 @ 6:24 am
- Hi.. Thanks for this informative article. I really liked it. I also came across this similar site with nice articles and videos on vedic prinicples - http://www.vichaar.tv
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- jeq jeq Sep 13, 2009 @ 4:00 pm
- I have an alternative answer to your video about why 9=0.
Both are the last numbers before a change in value. From 0 to 1 begins 1 digit, from 9 to 10 begins 2 digits, from 99-100 begins 3, etc. All are either 0 or a multiple of 9.
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- Appa Appa Aug 24, 2009 @ 11:49 am
- While searching for vedic mathematics I came across following link..Looks like theres some methods being explained there and still not complete..Guess it should be updating posts daily..
check out the link ..
http://www.tapbondre.com/?cat=36
Cheers !!!
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