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Which is most important to learn kid ABACUS or Vedic Math? What is the age for a child to learn Vedic Math?
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Is Vedic Maths a better option? What is the scope of career in it?

Kindly advice me about Vedic Maths and it prerequisites.

I don't think using only tricks are useful for teaching purpose. Instead, learn the thought process of how these tricks were developed. For example, instead of using methods in some specific situations...
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How can you teach 7-8 year old kid to learn/memorize tables. Since kids these days are taught logic of addition and arriving at the multiplication result, they are reluctant to memorize the tables.
you do not need to make them memorise tables, instead help them understand the logic behind the numbers, table learning will happen automatically.
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