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[quote=Anonymous]Other resources are the Davidson Young scholars program (starting at a slightly older age) and the Russian School of Math. In this situation I might look around for an older student who has been successful in the Art of Problem Solving(AoPS) which was mentioned by another poster here. If you find one of those kids or just one who is very enthusiastic about math and advanced to tutor and provide additional enrichment and problems for the child that would go a long way for not much money. We had some literal geniuses tutor my kids for about $10 an hour because 12 year olds, no matter how smart, don't have a lot of other great employment options. The older kids parents were so grateful that they were able to use their special skills too. [/quote]
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