Math Competition Preparation for AMC10

The course helps students fill in the knowledge gaps required for the AMC10 competitions. Students will learn the problem-solving strategies of AMC10 and AMC12. Via practice questions, real exam questions from past years, students will be more confident and prepared for the upcoming competitions.
Designed for

Students in grade 10 and below who have basic algebra 1 and geometry knowledge. Students are not required to have a calculus background. Very suitable for students who are currently taking Algebra 2 and Precalculus.

Contest Info

AMC

Class format

One-on-one and small group (Max. 7 students/class)

Class Introduction

Many top colleges require AMC scores as part of the college application. This is a complete prep course for AMC10 and a partial prep course for AMC12. The course will close any gaps in knowledge required for the AMC10 exam, in addition to discussing test strategies for taking the exam. The focus is on approaches and methods via examples and exercises in the textbooks, in addition to working on exam problems from past years. The final exam will be a timed test, simulating an actual AMC10 exam.

Textbook: The Art of Problem Solving, Volume 1: The Basics. ISBN: 978-0-9773045-6-1

Outcome

Improved foundational knowledge and its application to solving creative problems, in addition to learning strategy, and building one’s confidence for AMC10, and/or AMC12. More importantly, a better understanding of the interconnectedness between Algebra, Geometry, Number Theory, Counting and Probability. You will become a better problem-solver.

Class Content

Lesson

Topic

1

Review

2

Word Problems

3

Quadratics

4

Number Theory

5

Circles/Polygons

6

Areas/Triangles

7

Coordinates

8

3D Geometry/Transformation

9

Sequences & Series

10

Counting & Probability

11

A Potpourri of Geometry and Problems

12

Mock Test Analysis

Feedback

Students and their parents will receive brief feedback after each class regarding the student’s general participation in class. Students will also receive feedback on graded assignments via email. 

Schedule

12 hours of classes, 120 minutes/class

Need to prepare?

To best prepare for this program, we recommend reading:

2024 Fall Group Classes: Open for Registration

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