what is the different between canadian education and indian education
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Originally posted by web2000
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Originally posted by puttoo
So what is the end result ... is it that Canadian students have to go to India to get higher education in maths and science !!!
Do u mind if that happens
Not at all !!!!!! But we are talking about the situation right now .......
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Chandresh
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Posted on: 20-11-09 16:33:18
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 20-11-09 16:33:18
C'mon fellas....see the video and judge for yourself. Not a single Indian would fall to this poor standards of math as these yanks....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDjzKzSWSM8
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Dimple2001
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Posted on: 20-11-09 16:37:37
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Posted on: 20-11-09 16:37:37
Enjoy your weekend with this math video....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqj5Qrxd5M0
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Dimple2001
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Originally posted by chandresh
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Originally posted by web2000
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I knew that u will pop up.
Sorry man, we should not study math/science and I wish if it can be stopped teaching in the schools so that our kids can live more comfortable life.
The thing is, and please, please, please.....think seriously before you jump to putting something here - define what you mean by education. Is education simply academic learning or learning life skills too? Is it learning only the formulae of math or learning how they are used in practical life too?
If it is only academic learning, than is it restricted to Math and Science or involves Languages, geography, history, social studies etc. etc.?
U r mixing the lifestyle with education. If u have to just learn lifestyle then one's parents can contribute a lot and we do not need teachers of diff. subjects.
Education has nothing to do with the life style. There are numerous examples of people who were uneducated but lived like a king.
If it is not a question of academia then why bother where u are being educated.
I think u need to understand the question first as u started comparing lifestyle in India and Canada where as the question is about the education not the lifestyle.
1. As I feared, you missed (or deliberately avoided) the two questions above.
2. Lifestyle is directly related to education - which includes, in my view, what you learn from parents, siblings, friends, society, and yes, in school too. For you education seems to be only academic subjects (restricted to math and science - other subjects are not included in education) taught in Asian schools.
By the way, can you give me a practical, simple and layman example of a situation where we can use quadratic equation in our daily lives?? I hope you will give me an example from a book on math taught in India.
Just one question to u. Do u think that math/science is better taught in Asian school as compared to Canada? If not then I cannot argue with u. I already said in my post that I don't know about other subjects but can comment as far as math/science is concerned.
