Best Innovative Teacher Award
Recognised by AMTI, Chennai for contribution to innovative mathematics teaching.
Selected coverage of Mr. Sastry’s models, books, demonstrations and training of young mathematics learners.
Recognised by AMTI, Chennai for contribution to innovative mathematics teaching.
Awarded by Ramanujan Academy in recognition of contribution to mathematics education.
Elected President of the Ramanujan Mathematics Academy and Mathematics Library, Ramachandrapuram.
Programmes associated with Chukka Ramaiah Garu and Smt. K. Sandhya Rani, Commissioner, School Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh.
Public interactive sessions for teachers, lecturers and mathematics educators, featuring mental calculation, roots, decimals and calendar problems.
Programmes connected with educators and mathematicians including Dr. Sudhakar Agarkar (TIFR), Dr. P. V. Arunachalam, Sanjeev Sharma (TATA Interactive), Srohyajeswanth (Singapore), Chukka Ramaiah, and Dr Yeap Ban Har (Singapore).
The summaries below are based on published press reports. Scans are shown for historical context.

A report on Class IX students Dharani and Goutham performing Ganitaavadhanam in Vijayawada, including Aprasutha Prasangam — solving advanced number problems while answering unrelated questions. Sreedhara Chandra Sekhara Sastry is described as the trainer behind the programme.

A profile of Sastry as mathematician, educator and writer — noting the Trachtenberg Speed System influence, his books, more than 1,800 seminars in South India, 250+ models, and his work on Ganitaavadhanam with young learners.
Press reports describe Ganitaavadhanam as an interactive programme in which young learners solve demanding number problems quickly — including cube roots, recurring decimals and calendar calculations — sometimes while answering unrelated questions in an Aprasutha Prasangam segment designed to test concentration.
One reported programme in Vijayawada, associated with the Association for Improvement of Maths Education (I.M.Ed.), featured Class IX students from Sri Bala Sai International Residential School, Kurnool, trained by Mr. Sastry.






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