Math is everywhere — here’s why | Divesh Bathija | TEDxAnkuram Academy Youth
Math is more than just calculations, it's a language we all use but often misunderstand. This talk explores how students can listen to math, learn from it, and lead with it. In the age of AI and technology, understanding math as a language helps us make better decisions and see the world differently. Let's explore how math speaks to us in everyday life.
Mr. Divesh Bathija is a Math Storyteller — the first to launch the Global Math Debate League and a passionate voice for reimagining how we see math as a subject.He is on a mission to spread the language of Mathematics across the globe by inspiring people to explore math beyond textbooks. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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