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ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN MATHEMATICAL SOFTWARE

    1 Author(s):  SUMAN RANI

Vol -  8, Issue- 7 ,         Page(s) : 168 - 175  (2017 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/CASIRJ

Abstract

Mathematics is a very important subject for human society. It is the subject which has its own culture. Mathematics helps person to develop his logical abilities and so it plays very significant role for development of human civilization. In this technological era, the thinking of teacher is changing from ‘Dispenser of knowledge’ that of an ‘information manager’. Internet has become keyword of this information technological age. In every sphere human being is using computer with internet to get good results in a short period. It has become responsibility of the teachers that he or she tries to update knowledge about computer and use it in his or her classroom teaching. Now today use of internet, mathematical software and other technology in the field of education has become the necessity for learners. It will be beneficial to both the teachers and the students to use mathematical software as a teaching assistance in the field of education. The teaching programme used with the software / model which encourages fluent, flexible and original thinking. It also develops students’ logical thinking. Under this technological approach students will become more and more productive, creative and self reliant.

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