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  THE ROLE OF MEDIA IN CAPTURING THE INTEREST OF STUDENTS TOWARDS MATHEMATICS Today, in this fast developing world, the role of media in daily life of the people is of utmost importance. Media in one form or the other is a means of transmission of knowledge, skills, creativity etc. There are mainly three types of media; print media, broadcast media, and the internet. Print media include newspapers, magazines, journals etc. Television, radio forms the broadcast media. Studies have shown that these media greatly influence the children. Schools today acknowledge that these media support learning i.e., they can provide students with better learning experience. Mathematics is the queen of all sciences. But it is considered as a complex and difficult subject. The lack of interest among students makes it a boring one. Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development shows that students learn from concrete to abstract ideas. Thus, it is important to provide a suitable learning environment. Media p...

UNVEILING THE BEAUTY: THE ART OF MATHEMATICAL DRAWING In a world often captivated by the visual arts, the intersection of mathematics and drawing unveils a mesmerizing realm that transcends conventional boundaries. The art of mathematical drawing, often overlooked, is a testament to the inherent beauty and precision that mathematics brings to the creative process. Mathematical drawing is not just about graphs and charts; it's a symphony of shapes, patterns, and equations that come together to create visual masterpieces. From the elegance of fractals to the intricacy of geometric constructions, these drawings embody the marriage of logic and aesthetics. One of the fascinating aspects of mathematical drawing is the exploration of symmetry. Mathematicians and artists alike delve into the world of symmetry to create visually stunning patterns that resonate with balance and harmony. Whether it's tessellations, rotational symmetry, or reflectional symmetry, each concept unfolds a uni...