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Algebra Honors 1.5
A thorough introduction for students in grades 6-9 to algebraic topics such as linear equations, ratios, special factorizations, complex numbers, sequences, series, exponents, polynomials etc. This course has around 300 problems which include Linear Functions, Linear Functions, Direct/Inverse variations, Graph Rational Functions etc.
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Algebra Honors 1.5
Students will work with problems and applications that involve exponents, quadratic equations, polynomials and factoring methods, rational and radical equations, data analysis and probability. Students will interact with course materials through online lessons, videos, interactive questions and real-world applications.
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Algebra Honors 1.5
The concepts of algebra are very important to continued success in other mathematics courses. In Algebra 1.5, students will learn the why and the how of the foundations of algebra including proportional reasoning, writing and evaluating algebraic expressions, solving equations, and graphing and writing linear functions. In Algebra 1.5, students will write, graph and solve linear inequalities, systems of linear equations, quadratic functions, and exponential functions.
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Algebra Honors 1.5
Mastering the concepts of algebra is very important to continued success in other mathematics courses. In Algebra 1.5A, students will learn the why and the how of the foundations of algebra including proportional reasoning, writing and evaluating algebraic expressions, solving equations, and graphing and writing linear functions. In Algebra 1.5B, students will write, graph and solve linear inequalities, systems of linear equations, quadratic functions and exponential functions.
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Algebra Honors 1.5
Mastering the concepts of algebra is very important to continued success in other mathematics courses. In Algebra 1.5A, students will learn the why and the how of the foundations of algebra including proportional reasoning, writing and evaluating algebraic expressions, solving equations, and graphing and writing linear functions. In Algebra 1.5B, students will write, graph and solve linear inequalities, systems of linear equations, quadratic functions and exponential functions.
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Geometry
Geometry is a branch of mathematics that studies the sizes, shapes, positions angles and dimensions of things.Flat shapes like squares, circles, and triangles are a part of flat geometry and are called 2D shapes. These shapes have only 2 dimensions, the length and the width.
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Geometry
Solve real-world and mathematical problems involving area, volume and surface area of two- and three-dimensional objects composed of triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, cubes, and right prisms.
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Primary math level 3
The study of algebraic thinking begins in kindergarten and is progressively formalized prior to the study of the algebraic content found in the Algebra I Standards of Learning. Included in the progression of algebraic content is patterning, generalization of arithmetic concepts, proportional reasoning, and representing mathematical relationships using tables, symbols, and graphs.In order to assist students in developing meaning and connecting algebraic concepts to geometry and statistics, consideration should be given to the sequential development of concepts and skills by using concrete materials to 7 assist students in making the transition from the numeric to the symbolic. This course has around 700 problems which include Basics, Equations, Quadratic Functions, Radical Expressions etc...read more
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Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary (MOEMS)
An exclusive MOEMS test and evaluation event will run for 75minutes and help students check their progress. Talent Academy has ordered a limited number of MOEMS tests provided that the same contest is not offered at the student's high or middle school.
Sep 01 2022 to Mar 01 2023
Sunday
10:30 AM EDT - 11:45 AM EDT
Olympiad 1 Oct 1 to Oct 31st'2022
Olympiad 2 Nov 1 to Nov 31th'2022
Olympiad 3 Dec 1 to Dec 31st'2022
Olympiad 4 Jan 1 to Jan 31st'2023
Olympiad 5 Feb 1 to Feb 28th'2023
Provided that the same contest is not offered at the student's high or middle school.
10:30 AM EDT - 11:45 AM EDT
Olympiad 1 Oct 1 to Oct 31st'2022
Olympiad 2 Nov 1 to Nov 31th'2022
Olympiad 3 Dec 1 to Dec 31st'2022
Olympiad 4 Jan 1 to Jan 31st'2023
Olympiad 5 Feb 1 to Feb 28th'2023
Provided that the same contest is not offered at the student's high or middle school.
Sharad Goyal
TA Coach
TA Coach
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Mathematical Olympiads for Middle School (MOEMS)
We assist your students to build a strong math foundation. Our Middle School Math Solution includes the mathematical coherence, mathematical habits of mind, multiple representations, and transfer that your students need to experience ongoing growth in mathematics.
Sep 01 2022 to Mar 01 2023
Sunday
10:30 AM EDT - 11:45 AM EDT
Olympiad 1 Oct 1 to Oct 31st'2022
Olympiad 2 Nov 1 to Nov 31th'2022
Olympiad 3 Dec 1 to Dec 31st'2022
Olympiad 4 Jan 1 to Jan 31st'2023
Olympiad 5 Feb 1 to Feb 28th'2023
Provided that the same contest is not offered at the student's high school.
10:30 AM EDT - 11:45 AM EDT
Olympiad 1 Oct 1 to Oct 31st'2022
Olympiad 2 Nov 1 to Nov 31th'2022
Olympiad 3 Dec 1 to Dec 31st'2022
Olympiad 4 Jan 1 to Jan 31st'2023
Olympiad 5 Feb 1 to Feb 28th'2023
Provided that the same contest is not offered at the student's high school.
Sharad Goyal
TA Coach
TA Coach
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Elem. Problem Solving Skills Level 3
Solving problems means making choices. Typically, effective problem-solving skills result in “happier, more confident, and more independent” individuals.
Our Level 3 Math & Problem Solving program typically targets students in Grades 7 through 9. However, younger students may, albeit rarely, be placed at Level 3 if they meet all prerequisites for this level. This level addresses, in-depth, all four steps of problem-solving by applying these to quite complex and difficult problems. When children tackle problems on their own, or in a group, they become resilient. They learn to look at challenges from a fresh perspective. Therefore, they take more calculated risks
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TA ACSL Junior Division Coding -Contest Years 2001-02 through 2021-22
The American Computer Science League (ACSL) There are five divisions in ACSL: Elementary, Classroom, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior. The Elementary Division is a non-programming competition for grades 3 - 6. It tests one topic per contest. The Classroom Division is a non-programming competition for all grades and consists of a 10 question test on 4 topics in each contest. Junior Division is recommended for middle school students. The Regular Season, in which individual students compete to get their school team qualified for the All-Star Contest, consists of four rounds.
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TA ACSL Junior Division Coding Contest 2022-2023
The American Computer Science League (ACSL) There are five divisions in ACSL: Elementary, Classroom, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior. This Junior division coding is recommended for middle school students. The Regular Season, in which individual students compete to get their school team qualified for the All-Star Contest, consists of four rounds.
Jun 05 2022 to Apr 13 2023
Sunday
10:30 AM EDT - 12:30 PM EDT
Contest #1: Nov 1 2022 to Nov 30'2022
Contest #2: Dec 1 2022 to Dec 30'2022
Contest #3: Jan 1 2023 to Jan 30'2023
Contest #4: March 1 to March 31'2023
10:30 AM EDT - 12:30 PM EDT
Contest #1: Nov 1 2022 to Nov 30'2022
Contest #2: Dec 1 2022 to Dec 30'2022
Contest #3: Jan 1 2023 to Jan 30'2023
Contest #4: March 1 to March 31'2023
Sharad Goyal
TA Coach
TA Coach
AMC8/MathCount Practice Session2022-2023
The AMC 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics designed to promote the development of problem-solving skills.
Dec 23 2022 to Jan 01 2023
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AMC 8 Exam
American Mathematics Competition 8 (replaced AJHSME) or AMC 8 is the first step toward International Math Olympiad in the United States (USAMO). Outstanding students participate in this festival of mathematics every year to test their mettle.
This contest aims to provide an opportunity for the students so that they can have a positive attitude towards the challenging problems in Mathematics.
Jan 18 2023 to Jan 24 2023
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Introduction to Computer Programming - JAVA
It is a simple programming language. Java makes writing, compiling, and debugging programming easy. It helps to create reusable code and modular programs. Java is a class-based, object-oriented programming language and is designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible. In this introductory Java programming course, you will be introduced to powerful concepts such as functional abstraction, the object-oriented programming (OOP) paradigm, and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
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The Math league Contest 2023
The Math League has Math Contests for Grades 4 through 8, Algebra 1 students, and High School Students. Over one million students from the United States and Canada participate in Math League Contests each year. In Talent academy, the best teachers are here to assist students with every contest that has questions from different areas of mathematics. The goal is to encourage and motivate student interest and confidence in mathematics through solving worthwhile problems. Many students first develop an interest in mathematics through problem-solving activities such as these contests. We conduct the exam to make students better in mathematics to compete in statewide or multistate league competitions.
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Feb 15 2023 to Apr 19 2023
Tuesday
Grade(4): Apr 15 2023 - Apr 22 2023
Grade(5): Apr 15 2023 - Apr 22 2023
Grade(6): Feb 15 2023 - Feb 22 2023
Grade(7): Feb 15 2023 - Feb 22 2023
Algebra Course 1 : Apr 15 2023 - Apr 22 2023
Grade(4): Apr 15 2023 - Apr 22 2023
Grade(5): Apr 15 2023 - Apr 22 2023
Grade(6): Feb 15 2023 - Feb 22 2023
Grade(7): Feb 15 2023 - Feb 22 2023
Algebra Course 1 : Apr 15 2023 - Apr 22 2023
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Elem. Problem Solving Skills Level 4
For practicing some Primary math skills, there is nothing more effective than a pencil and paper. Our free Math Worksheets for grades 3-6 cover all elementary school math skills from counting and basic numeracy through more advanced topics such as fractions and decimals.
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Mini Problem Solving Skill
Best for junior high and middle school students with mathematical knowledge with moderate level mathematical experience in it. This course Comparies around 700 Problems in it. Concepts Covered here as Mini Sequence,series, and Patterns,Mini Probability, Mini Squares
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TA ACSL Junior Division Theory-Contest Years 2001-02 through 2021-22
Suitable for elementary, junior and even senior high school students. Course consists of computer science basics and computer programming like data structure, Boolean algebra,bit-string flicking, recursive functions etc with varying content for each level.
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TA ACSL Junior Division Theory-Contest Years 2001-02 through 2021-22
Suitable for elementary, junior and even senior high school students. Course consists of computer science basics and computer programming like data structure, Boolean algebra,bit-string flicking, recursive functions etc with varying content for each level.
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TA ACSL Junior Division Theory Contest 2022-2023
The American Computer Science League (ACSL) There are five divisions in ACSL: Elementary, Classroom, Junior, Intermediate, and Senior. This Junior division theory is recommended for middle school students. The Regular Season, in which individual students compete to get their school team qualified for the All-Star Contest, consists of four rounds.
Jun 05 2022 to Apr 13 2023
Sunday
12:30 PM EDT - 02:30 PM EDT
Contest #1: Nov 1 2022 to Nov 30'2022
Contest #2: Dec 1 2022 to Dec 30'2022
Contest #3: Jan 1 2023 to Jan 30'2023
Contest #4: March 1 to March 31'2023
12:30 PM EDT - 02:30 PM EDT
Contest #1: Nov 1 2022 to Nov 30'2022
Contest #2: Dec 1 2022 to Dec 30'2022
Contest #3: Jan 1 2023 to Jan 30'2023
Contest #4: March 1 to March 31'2023
Sharad Goyal
TA Coach
TA Coach
Contest AMC 10
American Mathematics Contest 10 (AMC 10) is the 2nd stage of the Math Olympiad Contest in the US after AMC 8. The contest is in multiple-choice format and aims to develop problem-solving abilities. The difficulty of the problems dynamically varies and is based on important mathematical principles. These contests have lasting educational value.
Students in grade 10 or below and under 17.5 years of age on the day of the contest are eligible to participate in the AMC 10. There are some differences between the A and B versions. The differences are the competition dates and that each version has a distinct set of questions, although the two examinations are equal in difficulty level and distribution of topics. ...read more
Nov 09 2022 to Nov 15 2022
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