Resident Futurist taught Vedic Math online in '90s
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Resident Futurist taught Vedic Math online in '90s
- 1. In 1997, I was working as Resident Futurist, Atlas Institute
- 2. Used to teach Mathematical Logic using Vedic Mathematics
- 3. Motivation through Mathematics Started online teaching in 1998 to balance regular and part time work
- 4. Facebook and Skype friends at our Onam Celebration My students earned commission from hotels, home-stays and airlines for bringing tourists to Kerala
- 5. If you have the capabilities of a twelve year old, you can earn online
- 6. Dine at the table of technology or scramble for its crumbs I f you don’t design your future, someone or something else will design it for you
Editor's Notes
- Sebastian Panakal worked as Resident Futurist at Atlas Institute, Dubai. Prof. C F Joseph was his colleague in Atlas Institute too.
- Motivating students through Mathematics was SP’s portfolio with Prof. C F Joseph of Born to Excel. Sebastian used Vedic Mathematics to help school dropouts excel in their studies and made news. Gulf News reports on Vedic Mathematics and other mathematical tools designed by SP.
- Khaleej Times, reported on Mathematics Laboratory of Sebastian Panakal, a Computer Consultant, in 1988, Dubai
- Sebastian with his online and local students celebrates Onam 2008 at Tourist Park, Kumbalanghi. eSchool Kerala became the tourism ambassador of Kerala when our students did the online marketing to bring in the guests from abroad for our Onam celebrations.Students earned commission from ticket sales, hotel reservations and service providers