India, October 16, 2026: Why thinking matters more than speed in Maths. The Hindu reported the development.

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If we want children to become mathematical thinkers, it is time we stopped using the clock to decide who is good at Maths.

| Photo Credit: Magnific.com “Who has finished?” may be one of the most misleading questions we ask in a Maths classroom.

A teacher gives students a question to solve.

Some may continue working on the problem.

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