Tic-tax-toing with Algorithm

A study revealed that personality traits tend to stabilize by the age of 5 indicating the importance of supportive environment and positive experience is to foster healthy personality in our little champs. We at Salam Namaste radio, not only provide that environment but also appreciate the innate ability of childhood. In this order, we met Aaradhya, 7, a student of second class. She is a buff of Technology and Science. She perptrates logical reasoning and rubix cubes. Fascinated by Robotics she has interest in automaton and artefact gadgets. In her words, "That unlimited potential of science is exciting, seeking answers to endless questions in the world around us makes me love it more." 

Tortuous yet colorful puzzle rubix cube has become a staple of many childhood toy box. Some of us might remember solving that once with pride. Now imagine not only solving the cube but doing it on different levels unabated. With truly remarkable solving technique she wants to set her sights on the international platform. She picked up the cube when she was 6 and quickly became hooked. Playing with the algorithms she can solve them in few minutes. By dividing the cube into layers and solve each by applying an algorithm eventuating the scramble into the solution acutely. She has familiarized herself with the puzzle, it's corners, colours, layers, crosses and edges. In spite of this, while the cartoons have major upgrade in terms of high visual qualities, lot of old school cartoon characters bring laughter into Aradhya's life such as Shinchan and Ninja Hatori. 

Aradhya is a paragon of alacrity. It is the best thing for children. To allow them to be intrepid, allow them to experience life on their own terms, allow them to take the subway, allow them to believe in themselves. So that they can unwrap their packages and see that something good is out there, over the horizon.

Written by Lakshmi Singh