Anonymous wrote:Um what. I wasn't aware that anyone studied for the AMC.

DS participates in math competition classes where they prepare for the AMC exams. He is in 7th grade but taking a class for 8th graders this year. The class specifically prepares for the AMC 10 and Mathcounts. Last year the class prepared for the AMC 8. AoPS has classes for the AMCs and specific classes for the final 5 questions, the hardest ones on each exam.

But you don’t start preparing 6 weeks before the exam. Normally the kids taking these exams are strong math students and have been participating in math competitions for a few years.

Scoring well on the AMC 10/12 and the AIME and the Junior Math Olympics or US Math Olympics are listed on college applications and can be very meaningful.

Anonymous wrote:Hello:

We are looking for amc 10 cram teacher. My kid very not good in math subjects, please recommend someone to teach him everything for aime since AMC is in 6 weeks. Thanks very much!!

Your kid needs to first complete Step 1. You are trying to go directly to Step 2 without first completing Step 1. See the prior post.

Anonymous wrote:Um what. I wasn't aware that anyone studied for the AMC.

Everyone studies for the AMC in the second step.

Step 1: Get good at math.
Step 2: Study for the AMC

Um what. I wasn't aware that anyone studied for the AMC.

James Chang at Stanmitvard Prep.

I am assuming this is a troll.

Hello:

We are looking for amc 10 cram teacher. My kid very not good in math subjects, please recommend someone to teach him everything for aime since AMC is in 6 weeks. Thanks very much!!