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What will your

child learn?

​A stage, not age, approach to learning

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At Go Solve!, we believe that little mathematicians thrive when learners are encouraged to enjoy exploring advanced concepts and learn at a pace that matches their readiness rather than their age.

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Our curriculum is led and guided by mathematicians from Brown University. Learners engage in hands-on problem-solving, creative reasoning, and abstract thinking through a carefully structured progression of advanced mathematical concepts and applying them to problem solving. 

Pedagogical pillars: 

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Mathematician mindset: Unparalleled exposure to develop a mathematical mindset by mathematicians.

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Gamification: Complex mathematical concepts are taught through play.

Focus on depth: Activities designed to allow students to understand in-depth and apply their understanding with less focus on computation.

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Spatial visualisation: Multiple opportunities for a child to demonstrate mathematical understanding through spatial visualisation.

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Progression: Key topics are covered in each workshop which are independent extensions of previous workshops. 

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Collaborative discovery: Small class sizes allow for meaningful discussion, peer exchange, and team challenges.

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Math fluency: Development of public speaking, presentation skills, and confidence through breakthrough showcase by all students on stage

Learning outcomes:

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Depth in understanding and applying advanced mathematical concepts

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Succeeding in the International Mathematical Olympiad

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Fluency in expressing advanced mathematical concepts

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Stimulation of curiosity and interest to learn more of advanced mathematics

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Socio-emotional support from peers speaking the same mathematical language

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