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Sukanya Roy replied | 2 days ago

Sometime people failed to connect the concept with the problems 

Tapaswini Behera replied | 1 day ago

Because physics has concept 

Priyanka Desai replied | 01 Oct

To remove fear, just play games like ludo.

It will be funny for them to forward blocks.

Make them visit market and buy something 

5 chocolates, 10 pens so multiplication will understood 

Anupam Singh replied | 4 days ago

Hip-Hop dance draws from Africanist aesthetics (individuality, improvisation, polycentrism, grounded posture with bent knees) and has roots in the Bronx party and street scenes of the 1970s, alongside related styles like breaking (toprock, downrock/footwork, power moves, freezes), locking, and popping/boogaloo. In contemporary teaching of foundational or “party” Hip-Hop, however, instructors consistently emphasize a smaller set of groove mechanics that give the style its characteristic feel and musicality: Bounce — the rhythmic up-and-down pulse. Rock — weight-shifting (forward/back or side-to-side). Groove — the personal, musical embodiment of the track’s overall feel, energy, and changes, layered on top of the first two.

Kalaiselvi replied | 1 day ago

elements of hip-hop dance include groove (the heartbeat/bounce), isolation and control, footwork (old-school steps and breaking), musicality, and attitude/performance. [1, 2] Foundational Elements of Hip-Hop Dance Groove: The underlying rhythm and feel that connects the body to the music. It prevents the movement from looking stiff or robotic. Isolation & Contro