- Relate it to real world problems. Interesting examples that a lay person would be able to understand. - Interest in the student's mind - Real application of the topic that we're teaching - Few questions from my own - quite related to the applications - Relation and function example - brother relation is symmetric or not? real world example - Mathematics in engineering is totally fine since there are real world applications - Teachers don't often relate to real world particularly in the high school - 100 mark paper - paper and pen test - 15 marks for teacher assessment - Quiz test - 5 marks - Assignments - 5 marks - Surprise Test - 5 marks - Students don't like reading books. Library footfalls are very low. They prefer YouTube. - They learn superficially through YouTube. Answers for the questions are provided and are often incorrect in YouTube. - In the answer script it gets revealed because they write the wrong answer that they learned from YouTube itself. - 5 modules in a paper - 2 modules one test - 2 modules another test - Frustrations are definitely present. Lot of indiscipline in the classroom. - Tried a viva once - Project related questions. Bigger problem and look through the thought process. - Most students do plugging of formula and try to just answer the questions - Students are not interested in the viva at all. They just want to answer the basic questions - Used smart board in the classrooms. M Tech students. - Quiz test is conducted online. MCQ. ES Examination. - Students like changes and want to adopt new things - It's a common feeling that evaluation and invigilation is annoying but it really should not be the case. These are parts of the job.