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1. Digital Classroom Services Provider in Hyderabad India Digital Teacher Contents What’s unique about R.S Aggarwal’s books? ......................... 2 What we learn in EVS of class 1,2,3,4 and class 5 ................ 3 What are the positive and negatives of extra marks, Byjus, Unacademy & Digital teacher? ............................................... 4 How to choose which learning App is best for NCERT syllabus? ............................................................................................... 5 Why learning apps have become saviours for students? ....... 6 Is it really required to introduce worksheets to them? ............ 7 Have we ever used practical application of surface areas and volumes that we learnt in class 10, class 9th and class 8 th? . 9 Maths and science Works book & Work sheet? What do they how they influence in learning? ............................................ 10 Websites that are giving good information about NCERT science solutions & maths solutions. .................................... 11 Where do we use Trigonometry, Electricity, quadratic equations learnt in class 7th 8th 9 th. In real life................... 13 digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

2. What’s unique about R.S Aggarwal’s books? R.S. Aggarwal has authored more than 75 titles ranging from Nursery to M. Sc. He has also written books for competitive examinations right from the clerical grade to the I.A.S. level. After 5th grade, no school textbooks have worksheets or activity sheets to help enhance the understanding and assess your knowledge over a chapter. Also, as you grow up, NCERT textbooks tend to have lesser and lesser examples and practice questions each year. R.S. Aggarwal book very neatly explains every derivation, formula and question in a very consolidated manner. It has tones of examples, practice questions and solutions even for the NCERT questions. R.S. Aggarwal’s books also serve as a guide to mathematics. You need not buy various books for mathematics if you have R.S. Aggarwal. Investing in a R.S. Aggarwal book will never be of waste since you can use the book to prepare for various competitive exams as well. Many people love R.S Aggarwal’s books for their vastness. They cover all levels of sums from easy to moderate to tough. R.S Aggarwal’s book gives you a very clear step by step solution for each question ensuring that you understand every small step. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

3. What we learn in EVS of class 1,2,3,4 and class 5 EVS stands for environmental studies and it’s a very vital part of the curriculum of students below 6th grade. EVS has topics related to both social and natural sciences combined in a very malleable way so that the young minds understand it well without much difficulty. In class I of EVS, children are taught about their body, human needs like food, water and shelter, family and festivals, means of transport and road safety, plants and animals around us, neighborhood, the earth and the sky and good habits for safety. In class II of EVS, The students are taught about the invention of wheel, good habits, means of communication, clothes, world around us, directions, houses, services, time, air, water, food, shelter, means of transport and family. In class III of EVS, students are taught about plants, water, home, food we eat, body language, rain, travelling, making pots, families, cloth and sharing our feelings. In class IV of EVS CBSE syllabus, students are taught about markets, surroundings, families, nature, changing times, water bodies, farming, cities and water resources. In class V of EVS, students are taught about family, relationships, shifting from one place to another, identifying people by their physical appearance, likes and dislikes of colors and foods. It covers various modules on breathing. It also covers the topic of labor dependence of society. In class 5, students are also taught about animals, protection of wild life, tribes, shifting cultivation, plants, seed germination, deforestation. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

4. What are the positive and negatives of extra marks, Byjus, Unacademy & Digital teacher? Buying something is very easy to do but it is equally hard to pick what to buy. Making choice gets tough when there are so many options when it comes to online learning applications. There are a lot of parameters to consider before buying an online learning app. Here are pros and cons of a few online learning apps that you could keep in mind before buying it for yourself or your child. 1. Extra marks: Extra marks is a lesser known e-learning app unlike Byjus or Unacademy but it has great content for all classes beginning from Kg to 12th. They also offer coaching for exams like NEET and JEE. Extra marks is available even for Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and other regional boards. Another huge pro is that extra marks also serves Hindi medium students as well. There are not many e-learning websites that serve Hindi medium students too. The one main con is that it is not economically feasible. They charge around 2000-3000 per month. 2. Byju’s–Byju’s is undoubtedly one of the most famous online learning apps ever due to their effective advertising and marketing strategies. Byjus has a really wide reach due to all the various courses available on its site. Byjus provides you with courses even for IAS, JEE, NEET and other government exams as well. The quality of Byju’s content is really great and made in a very interactive manner. It is famous for well-deserved reasons. The only con is that Byjus is really expensive. It charges around 3,000 per month totaling to a whopping amount of 36,000/- per year. A layman wouldn’t be able to digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

5. afford Byjus at all. It is not at all an economical option especially when there are other such websites that offer the same quality content for much lesser price. 3. Unacademy: Unacademy is the king of online learning when it comes to preparation for UPSC exams. Unacademy started out for UPSC coaching but now also serves the students preparing for JEE, NEET, SSC and other such exams. Unacademy is not specially made for school students though it covers entire NCERT books from 6th class upwards. Again price is a huge hurdle. They charge about 80,000/- for the IAS tablet. Unacademy really isn’t the best option when it comes to school students. How to choose which learning App is best for NCERT syllabus? Every day, there are tons of apps coming up for education. Apps like Ted end, Skill share and courser are gaining a lot of demand for their attractive and effective courses. But when it comes to choosing a learning app for a school student, there are different parameters that you need to consider. In this article you will read about what are the parameters you need to consider before subscribing to an e-learning app. 1. Availability of all subjects : The foremost thing that you need to consider before buying a learning app for NCERT syllabus is to see whether it gives you all the subjects or not. You really cannot rely on different apps for different subjects. It will not only burn a hole digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

6. in your pocket but it will also make your online learning experience very chaotic. So please check if the learning app for NCERT syllabus that you want to buy offers you all the subjects or not. 2. Assessment modules: To understand whether or not you understood a topic promptly, it is mandatory that you take a test or a quiz. Thus it is very important that you check for an online learning app for NCERT syllabus that also provides assessment modules towards the end of each chapter so that you can check for yourself if you’ve understood a topic well. 3. Impressive visuals: It is very important to check whether or not you’re learning app delivers impressive visuals because without good visuals you will not find an interest in listening to the classes. Poor visuals will affect your retention power. Great visuals will undoubtedly help you memorizing subjects better. So without fail choose a learning app for NCERT syllabus that has great visuals. Why learning apps have become saviors for students? With the corona virus taking over the world it can aptly be said that learning apps have become saviors for students. It has been more than 6 months since the lockdown started and even though most schools have online classes, students all over the world are turning to e-learning websites for their education and cognitive needs. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

7. Learning apps like Khan academy and Byjus have become saviors for students because students are unable to understand online classes on zoom. Most online classes face the issue of connectivity of internet and many students miss out on the explanations. Whereas on online learning apps, students can pause and repeat the content how many ever times as they want. Students and connect to the internet as per their wish and listen to the online classes as per their convenience without having to adhere to any specific timings. Students can also rewind and listen to the classes again when using a learning app and this is the biggest perk of learning on an online website. In traditional classes or zoom classes, if you have a doubt or if you missed out on a certain topic there is no option to rewind and listen to it again. It can also be said that learning apps have become saviors for students because of the understandability. There are many topics that cannot be explained with the help of whiteboard and marker. You need more than just that to reach out to the student’s mind. Online learning apps can explain complex of the complex topics with catchy illustrations and effective animations. Is it really required to introduce worksheets to them? digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

8. Ever since the pandemic started, there has been in a surge in the demand for worksheets and other such online resources to help students study. People have been searching for worksheets for even nursery students. The thought of giving nursery kids worksheets tickled my mind but in retrospection I felt that it. Is okay to give them the worksheets. Here is what I have to say. 1. Worksheets are a fun way to engage students. Remember when we were in school and teachers gave us worksheets for the weekend? We would all be so excited to finish the worksheet and submit it. Same applies in the case of nursery students. Worksheets are great way to engage and keep the kids connected to their books during this pandemic time. Schools have been shut close for more than 6 months now and worksheets will definitely keep the students engaged. 2. Worksheets serve as mock tests and exams. The pattern of the worksheets for nursery kids is pretty much the same as the exam question papers. Thus, solving math worksheets will help nursery kids to have a practice at attempting the exam beforehand. 3. For teachers, Worksheets are a great way to assess the students’ knowledge and understanding of a topic. If you are a teacher wondering whether or not to give your nursery students worksheets, here is why we think you should. The answers that the students give on the worksheets will help you understand how much of syllabus the students have understood and it will help you in improving your teaching methods. 4. Worksheets will enable nursery students to get practice before attempting the final exams. Solving worksheets will ensure that the kids get ample practice before appearing for the final exam. 5. Many nursery children do not have the attention span to sit down for an exam. Solving worksheets will definitely give them the time to adjust and sit entirely for the actual exam. If you’re a student struggling to finish your worksheets due to the lack of conceptual clarity, I highly recommend you to check out our e-learning services at www.digitalteacher.in and canvas.digitalteacher.in for great content based on NCERT books and even state syllabus (Telangana/AP). Digital teacher provides you with great quality content at affordable prices. Trust me, you will not be disappointed. We hope you pick us in the journey of your learning endeavors. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

9. Have we ever used practical application of surface areas and volumes that we learnt in class 10, class 9th and class 8th? The surface area of a solid object is a measure of the total area that the surface of the object occupies Surface areas and volumes is one of the most vast chapters in class 10, class 9th and class 8th. It has so many formulas to remember. Surface areas and volumes is truly one of the toughest chapters to crack in class 10, class 9th and class 8th. When I was in class 10th I constantly complained about how huge the surface areas chapter was but it carried a lot of weightage in the board exams. So, I had no option but to study the chapter at least for the sake of marks. I always doubted if I would ever use the chapter’s formulae or concepts in real life but to my surprise, I found many applications of the chapter. You need to know the basics of surface areas and volumes to figure out how much paint will take to paint your room. You need to know surfaces areas and volumes to figure out how much gift wrap you need to wrap that gift in for your friend’s birthday. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

10. We also need surface areas and volumes formulae to figure out how much frosting is needed to cover the cake. Surface areas and volumes also helps us in determining how much wall paper is needed to cover your walls. Surface areas and volumes that we learnt in class 10th, class 9th and class 8th is useful to figure out how much water fills up a swimming pool. Maths and science Works book & Work sheet? What do they how they influence in learning? Remember when we were young and studying school, every week our teachers would give us worksheets to write and we loved doing them, but, well turns out the current generation doesn’t like them much and here is why we think worksheets and work books must make a comeback! 1. Worksheets give us a good revision: Whenever you solve a worksheet, you think and brainstorm about all the topics covered in the class and it gives you a good revision. Without proper revision, we believe that, you’re bound to fail. Revision is absolutely necessary, be it even a small chapter. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

11. 2. Worksheets Serve as a mock test: Many students scoreless in math just due to lack of practice. But solving worksheets act as a pseudo test and give students the necessary practice to ace their exams. 3. Worksheets will help you figure out your weak points: When you solve a math worksheet, you tend figure out where you are making mistakes and lack grip over the subject. Thus, solving worksheets will help you get a clear idea of your weak points so that you can work on them and score well in the final exams. 4. Worksheets give you confidence: When you solve a worksheet without making any mistakes, you know where you stand and can feel proud about it. Worksheets act as a measuring gauge for your knowledge over a particular topic. 5. Workbooks act like an archive of worksheets all at one place and you can easily refer to all the problems you have solved by just flipping through a few pages. There are many online websites that will give you worksheets within just a few clicks and we highly recommend that you start practicing your worksheets and workbooks now! Websites that are giving good information about NCERT science solutions & maths solutions. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

12. 1. TeachLearnWeb provides NCERT textbook solutions for CBSE Class 10 subjects, including Mathematics and Science. It is prepared by teachers and subject experts. These NCERT textbook solutions provide detailed and step-by-step solutions for all the questions given in the textbooks. 2. BYJU' s is undoubtedly one of the best online learning platforms for CBSE board exam preparation and other competitive exams. It also offers NCERT textbook solutions for CBSE Class 10 subjects, including Mathematics and Science. 3. Studies Today is another website that provides NCERT textbook solutions for CBSE Class 10 subjects. It also covers subjects like Mathematics, Science, Computers, English, Sanskrit, and Hindi. 4. Merit nation is a website that provides NCERT textbook solutions for all subjects including Mathematics and science. They are priced somewhat moderately at 19,999/- per year. This might not be an economical option for everyone. 5. Another online educational platform, Topper Learning, also provides NCERT textbook solutions for CBSE class 10 subjects, including Mathematics, Biology, chemistry, Physics, History, Civics, Geography, Economics, English, and Hindi. 6. Vedantu is another online teaching portal for students of Classes 6-12. It offers chapter- wise NCERT textbook solutions for CBSE Class 10 subjects such as mathematics, Science, social science, English and Hindi. 7. Prabhat Just tutors is another e-learning site that provides both lessons and answers for all NCERT textbook questions. You really don’t need to worry much about these solutions because they’re made experienced teachers themselves. If you’re lacking conceptual clarity in certain topics of NCERT textbooks, you could visit Digital teacher or Digital teacher canvas for effective explanations. Digital teacher also provides you with interactive assessment modules based on which you can gauge your grasp over a particular subject. A huge plus point of digital teacher is that it is very inexpensive and pocket friendly to everyone unlike Byjus or Merit nation. We believe in delivering our services to people from all spheres of life and money should never be a hurdle in the way of your learning. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

13. Where do we use Trigonometry, Electricity, quadratic equations learnt in class7th 8th 9th? In real life. When I was a student, I’d often get frustrated with subjects like mathematics and physics. I would always question myself if I was doing anything productive by learning and practicing formulae of trigonometry and concepts like electricity. However, as I grew up, I realized that each chapter mentioned in the textbook has a purpose of its own and teaches us something or the other that has an application in real life. Trigonometry: Trigonometry is the study of relationship between lengths, heights and angles. The field emerged in the Hellenistic world during the 3rd century BC from applications of geometry to astronomical studies. Trigono means triangle in Greek and metron means to measure. Trigonometry has its applications in various fields such as architecture, surveying, astronomy, physics, engineering and even in solving criminal cases. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/

14. Trigonometry is also used to calculate the tides in oceanography. Quadratic equations: Just like trigonometry, we use quadratic equations too in real life for even small things like calculating profits and distance. People frequently need to calculate the area of rooms, boxes or plots of land. An example might involve building a rectangular box where one side must be twice the length of the other side. Electricity: Can you imagine the world without electricity? I’m sure your answer would be a big No. Thus, that important electricity is to us. We need to study electricity to master various areas of living such as entertainment, healthcare, engineering, fuel, space, transport and communication etc. You cannot watch your tv or read your books without the help of electricity. Even if you need to buy a bulb, you need to know the watt amount. Surgeons cannot perform surgeries without electricity. You need electricity to mow the lawn as well. I hope you understand how important electricity as a chapter is now. Everything you learn in school has a purpose so do not think that the lessons you study in school don’t come in handy after you leave school. If you’re a student struggling to understand basic concepts of trigonometry, quadratic equations and electricity, do check our e-learning portal canvas.digitalteacher.in. Digital teacher/ Digital teacher Canvas has impressive animations and explanations of all subjects. Creative visuals will help you in memorizing your school chapters even better. digitalteacher.in/blog/page/3/