What is ‘Editor’s Pick’?
In the most precise editorial language, it is a selection of the week’s best articles, condensed and reviewed for our users. Is this section of any good when we already provide daily reads to our users? Well, it most definitely is. The articles featured here will add to your knowledge bank as well as help you become better readers. Happy reading!
The focus for this week is on articles with a basis in Mathematics. Revolving around the subject of Maths, these articles makes for an interesting read and help you practice the art of diverse reading. Diverse reading is one of the key skills you need to possess in order to successfully counter Reading Comprehensions.
Article 1: How to learn to love Maths
The article describes the fact as to how Maths has been made compulsory for all students until 18-19 in Britain while the only reason for the same being that it is very useful from the job market perspective. The author further lists 10 morsels that give the taste of pleasures to be had.
Article 2: Zequals: the new symbol that will make us all better at sums
The article begins by describing the fact as to how one learns to estimates the calculations to be made. Estimations help in interpreting the numbers and thus making the calculations easier. One such method of estimation is called Zequals. The article further explains as to how the estimation can be made with the help of Zequal technique.
Article 3: How composers from Mozart to Bach made their music add up
The article is a description as to how Figaro created the Marriage of Figaro or the number of Don Giovanni’s female conquests in Spain and others have been created with a curious selection of numbers. The article further states that Mozart loved numbers to the extent that he even used them for intimate exchanges.
