[Assam] Math First: Harvard & UVa study on college science success
Chan Mahanta
cmahanta at charter.net
Sat Jul 28 07:53:49 PDT 2007
>By this logic, with so many successful Indian
Engineers and Scientists in US and other countries the
primary math foundation laid by Indian School system
must be excellent.
*** Can you cite some statistics, or even educated guesses on how "
many successful Indian
Engineers and Scientists in US and other countries" are there, and
what percentage is that of :
A: Total number of scientists and engineers produced by India?
B: Total number of people of the demographics of which these are a
segment and how the rest are doing ?
C: HOW these "successful" products of an 'excellent' Indian education
system have contributed to India's well being?
D: How the rest of the 'excellent' Indian education system have
contributed to India's well being?
At 6:36 AM -0700 7/28/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty wrote:
> >>Can you cite India's contributions to it?
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>Yes ---- Chandan Mahanta :)
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>>>>> If your primary math
>foundation is weak, you will never get to do intensive
>math at high
>school, forget science and engineering.
>
>By this logic, with so many successful Indian
>Engineers and Scientists in US and other countries the
>primary math foundation laid by Indian School system
>must be excellent.
>
>
>
>
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