About
MISSION
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The mission of Project: Math++ is to help kids with the challenges faced in mathematics. Project: Math++ was founded on a student-to-student model: it is written by a student and made for students. Therefore, it uses language that is easy for students to understand.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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Project: Math++ is written by me, Nitin Seshadri. Besides math, my biggest interests are computers, electronics new and old, and of course, music. I am also a black belt in karate.
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THE STORY
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I created Project: Math++ when I was in 7th grade and I worked through summer break to get it up and running. The idea for it came when I noticed that some of my classmates were having trouble with using their TI-84 calculators with certain kinds of problems in my 7th grade Algebra I class. To help them, I wrote 4 sheets of paper with directions on how to solve these problems, complete with drawings of the calculator screen at each step. My math teacher saw these and, knowing that I was interested in technology, suggested that I make a website using these “episodes” as a starting point. That’s exactly what I did.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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My parents, for giving me the opportunity for creating this website and suggesting new ideas.
Mr. Paulmeno, my math teacher, who inspired me to create this website seeing my interest in technology.
Raja Selvakumar, a student at MIT, who has given me tips to add more content.
Mr. Getman, the middle school principal, who helped me to share this website with more students.
Mr. Bayer, the high school principal, who helped spread this website among the high schoolers.
Tara Ferretti, the teen librarian, who shared this website to the community and beyond.
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COPYRIGHT INFO
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You are free to print any materials within this site. You may NOT reuse this material on another site that you own or contribute to, pass it off as your own by removing the copyright markings, or use it for a purpose other than education. Copyright infringement is a serious crime and can do major things to your reputation.
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All material in this site is copyright (c) Nitin Seshadri unless otherwise specified.
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PRIVACY
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