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<h1> Learning new things old ways</h1><strong> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_cryobanksindia.aspx'>cryobanksindia</a></strong><br /><p>It is believed that teaching is an art and a technique. Everything that a student’s sub-conscious mind retains is filtered and brought to his conscious mind by a teacher using certain techniques, while to teach them how to filter and organize their thoughts for rest of their life is an art to be taught. No matter how diverse people in world may be, it is interesting how few things operate alike, for example- learning. Manuscripts testify that Japanese started counting on Soroban, Chinese on Suan pan, Russian on Schoty and Americans on Nepohualtzintzin these are all different names of the same counting device; Abacus which were discovered almost at the same time in different parts of the world. In fact use of other teaching tools like class room debates and demonstration of objects were done by almost every civilization in ancient times to make their students learn. Apparently this proves that human brain works in the same way everywhere and science explains this happens because human brain is a sub-conscious unit, and that which functions dominantly is only one-tenth part of this sub-conscious unit, known as conscious mind. Our sub –conscious mind receives, and retains everything in its raw form and our conscious mind then gives only one-tenth of sub-conscious data out in a filtered form. This process of filtration is called learning. Students learn this process from their teachers. But unfortunately not much of the real teaching technique is followed now days. As teaching centers has become commercialized business firms; teaching has become a lost profession. You don’t find many good teachers these days. That is why you don’t find too many good students also. A dire need of reviving old techniques of learning and teaching has been felt by all of us at some point of time in our life and then we wish if we can fuse technology with ancient techniques? Academies that still believes in teaching as a noble profession brings forth this amazing alloy of old technique integrated with new technology. Students are future of any country and to make a bright future it’s very important to make a strong foundation. They offer online teaching tools for science, math and arts. They use a modified version of ancient techniques as their teaching tools. These learning tools offer full development of child’s mind as these learning techniques prove very helpful in clearing up the concepts and build strong base to students. They offer a combination of several good teaching techniques from different cultures all over the world. So student get more than one good way to learn from that helps student to excel and to adopt a broader outlook of life. Students of all ages can benefit through them. These are easy to operate software for more sound and proof learning of students. They offer assessments and then upgrade students according to their performances. They have proved a great help to parents as well for now they see their kids learning and not mugging their lessons up. </p><strong>About the Author:</strong><br />Brain Master Arithmetic System Pvt. Ltd. is India’s fastest growing <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.maths-n-abacus.com/about_us.html">abacus centers</a> of education. Brain Master has a talented team of abacus experts and is headed by dynamic leadership with years of experience in education arena. The gifted team has trained thousands of students in this unique mental math technique. The aim of this <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.maths-n-abacus.com/">abacus training</a> is to improve memory.<p> Article Source: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/Article_Learning-new-things-old-ways_79703.aspx'> http://www.articleseen.com/Article_ Learning new things old ways_79703.aspx</a></p>

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