What is the role of India in math and science education?

[rakesh bhamare]

myself rakesh bhamare from India , physics graduate ( history too)
interested in phy fi things
hope to contribute at good level
regards

 

[Drakkith]

Welcome to PF!

 

[dkotschessaa]

myself rakesh bhamare from India , physics graduate ( history too)
interested in phy fi things
hope to contribute at good level
regards

You majored in history too? That's actually very cool. I am really into history as it pertains to science, but particularly math history.

I also really like Roman history.

-Dave K

 

[rakesh bhamare]

You majored in history too? That's actually very cool. I am really into history as it pertains to science, but particularly math history.

I also really like Roman history.

-Dave K

i did bachelors degree in history. yes if you go through ancient history you get closer sight of modern science and its fun.

 

[dkotschessaa]

i did bachelors degree in history. yes if you go through ancient history you get closer sight of modern science and its fun.

Did you do all your schooling in India? I sometimes feel that India's contributions to math and science are left out in our educational system. I wonder how they teach it there.

Not to take over your thread. Perhaps we could start one on the topic if you are interested.

-Dave K

 

[rakesh bhamare]

Did you do all your schooling in India? I sometimes feel that India's contributions to math and science are left out in our educational system. I wonder how they teach it there.

Not to take over your thread. Perhaps we could start one on the topic if you are interested.

-Dave K

yes i did all my schooling in india. yeah that is the better, let's discuss in other thread.