Mathematical education for the future of the students
Under the effects of informatization, automatization, digitization, and globalisation, our world is fast changing. In order to prepare students for the digital and changing world, mathematics schooling should strive for excellence. Computers are getting cheaper and more powerful, thanks to Moore's Law, which states that, the number of devices in a computer chip doubling every two years. Not only does microchip density increase exponentially, but so do processor speed, memory capacity, fuel efficiency, and bandwidth. As a result, literacy will play a critical role. Such changes necessitate a move away from competences that compete with the capabilities of computers and forward talents that compliment them.
Abhishek Joshi
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