Frequently Asked Questions

An abacus is a counting and calculation tool that has been used for centuries to perform basic arithmetic operations, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It consists of a frame with beads or balls that slide along rods, which are used to represent numbers. By manipulating the beads on the abacus, one can perform calculations quickly and accurately, without the need for a calculator or other electronic device. The use of an abacus can also help to develop mental math skills, improve concentration, and enhance overall cognitive functioning.

The abacus is a whole brain development program that activates both left and right hemispheres of a child's brain, promoting holistic cognitive development. This course is designed for children age 5-11 (starting age) Years. The brain is developing rapidly during this age range, and children have a higher capacity to learn and absorb new information. However, children of any age can benefit from learning abacus if they have an interest in math and want to improve their mental math skills.

Yes, Jr Abacus (Number Ninjas) is an innovative name given by Aadharsheela to make the program more engaging and fun for young children. It is a junior-level abacus program designed for children between the ages of 4+ and 5 years old, which aims to introduce them to Numbers, Missing Numbers, Before/After Numbers, Even/Odd Number and the basics of Abacus Parts.

The abacus is more than just a math manipulative. It is a powerful tool that uses both physical and mental math techniques to solve simple to complex arithmetic calculations quickly and accurately, without the need for a calculator. The abacus promotes the development of mental math skills, improves concentration and memory, and enhances overall cognitive functioning.

Mental math is a powerful technique used in abacus calculations, which allows individuals to perform arithmetic operations mentally, without the use of a pen, paper or calculator. Through abacus training, children learn to visualize the abacus instrument in their mind, developing their concentration, memory and problem-solving abilities.

There are 8 levels in Abacus (3 months each). On completion of 4th or 5th Level of Abacus, students can start Vedic Math, as Abacus is very helpful for Vedic Math students. There are 4 levels in Vedic Math (3 months each).

Students have to do daily practice of 15-20 minutes on worksheets or practice links provided.

Two days of classes per week — this is the worldwide class structure for Abacus and Vedic Math. For the remaining 5 days, daily practice is required on worksheets or practice links.