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> Unfortunately there are not enough. Totally agree with you. That was the case in my area in the midwest as well. That's why I started my own mathcircle. Its
by dxbydt 2y ago
> Unfortunately there are not enough.
Totally agree with you. That was the case in my area in the midwest as well. That's why I started my own mathcircle. Its not as hard as you might think - you just need a few interested students, a few textbooks, and plenty of time.
We focus entirely on competition math - so mathcounts, amc 8/10/12, aime/jmo/imo. The material gets real hard real fast, so kids will drop, new kids will join etc. The ones who stick around benefit immensely. I've had 11-12 year olds in my group qualify both for the AIME (one of 6000 kids in the usa) as well as mathcount nationals (one of 200 kids in the usa).
- drivebyhooting 2y agoWhich textbooks do you recommend for 6 year olds? I have a few Russian math circle ones and the UCLA one. But it’s kind of daunting because the material is not sequenced into lesson plans. As a point of reference, reading curriculum is very easy to teach because there are scripts to follow in the lesson plans.
- dxbydt 2y agohttps://moems.org/product-category/olympiad-books/ https://moems.org/product-category/olympiad-books/