Solving real-life problems with maths


Students from Raffles Girls’ School creating bubbles during a class project. For the activity, they collected and analysed data as a way of applying mathematical concepts in real life. .- ST PHOTO

Building mathematical models from data is helping students think outside the box.

LAST month, Raffles Girls’ School (RGS) student Marsha Shahrin and some friends played around with dishwashing liquid and water to create bubbles.

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