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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Math teacher back. I never said it was for foundational skills. I said that the program is about 90% (the other poster said 75% but I think it is around 90%) quick math cheats and tricks, and 10% real, enriching mathematical and concept-building experiences. If that's what you're about then go for it.[/quote] What grade level do you teach? Are you even familiar with the higher level AoPS classes, or are you basing your view on Beast Academy? I'm a physicist, and I'm incredibly impressed by AoPS. I disagree wholeheartedly with your impression of AoPS. My kids have a very rich understanding of problem solving and mathematical principles thanks to AoPS. [/quote] I have a doctorate in hard math. Yes, I have seen AOPS. Not impressed. It is all quick tricks with no depth. If you're impressed then I am sure that is saying something. I don't know what, but it is saying something. Glad your kids are enjoying the experience.[/quote] NP. Which grades have you looked at? If all, elementary, middle, and high school, is your impression consistent across the board or more with the higher math? In contrast to AOPS, what’s your impression with the higher level Russian school of math?[/quote]
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