Preparación para la competencia matemática 6B - AMC 8 e Introducción al conteo y la probabilidad

🌟 Master the Art of Counting and Probability! 🌟
Counting and probability are essential tools for competition math success. In this course, students will explore creative approaches to problem-solving while building a strong foundation in these key areas.

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What We Cover

Week 1: Counting is arithmetic
Week 2: Basic counting techniques
Week 3: Correcting for overcounting
Week 4: Committees and combinations
Week 5: Advanced combinations
Week 6: Harder counting problems
Week 7: Introduction to Probability
Week 8: Basic probability techniques

*Please note that the class may extend by two weeks, depending on the pace of the students.

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Who Is This Class For?

This class is perfect for advanced students who:

-Have completed an 8th-grade math curriculum or higher.
-Are familiar with AMC 8 topics and want to master counting and probability.
-Enjoy exploring challenging math in a collaborative environment.
-Recommended for homeschoolers or as an after-school supplement.

Did you know that top schools will now take the AMC? Start preparing to get high scores!

This is a challenging class! 

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Class Highlights
📚 Skill-Building Lessons: Learn step-by-step methods to solve complex problems.
🎯 Interactive Practice: Work on 6-8 AMC-style problems per session.
🎉 Confidence Booster: Build skills and strategies to tackle even the toughest questions.

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Class Experience

Students will work through counting and probability problems under the teacher’s guidance. Each session includes:

1. An introduction to the day’s topic.
2. Guided practice solving 6-8 of the more challenging AMC-style problems.
3. Group discussions to explore strategies and address common challenges.

Students are encouraged to ask questions using the chat function if they need help during class. Each session concludes with a review of the problems, highlighting key takeaways and common pitfalls to avoid.

This class is ideal for students who have some familiarity with counting and probability but want to solidify their skills with structured guidance. The pace allows time for reflection and practice but ensures all major topics are covered.

We will leave the easier questions for students to work out on their own.  Or they can take the Beginner AMC 8 class that will cover the easier questions. 

Extremely advanced students may want to study on their own, and attend classes from time to time for a refresher.

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Pre-Requisites and Placement Test

Students should have completed the 8th-grade math curriculum and be familiar with basic problem-solving techniques.

Take this short placement test to see if this class is a good fit: 

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Not sure which AMC class to take?
 
Use this test: AMC Level Test  https://uejxisqz.paperform.co 

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Preparing for the AMC?

This is the first of seven classes in our AMC preparation series:

Competition Math Prep 4: Intro to AMC 8 https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-4-introduction-to-amc-8-QAJRn3kg

Competition Math Prep 5 - Problem Solving for AMC 8 https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-5-problem-solving-for-amc-8-CV1OBeCB

 Competition Math Prep 6A - AMC 8 and Intro to Number Theory https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-6a-amc-8-and-intro-to-number-theory-zzrLxFfi

Competition Math Prep 6B - AMC 8 and Intro to Counting and Probability https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-6b-amc-8-and-intro-to-counting-and-probability-hOVPH9IO

Competition Math Prep 7 - Intermediate Problem Solving for AMC 8 https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-7-intermediate-problem-solving-for-amc-8-WhZt4ayL

Competition Math Prep 8 - Advanced Problem Solving for AMC 8 https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-8-advanced-problem-solving-for-amc-8-jYSWeHLQ

Competition Math Prep 9- Problem Solving for AMC 10 https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-9a-problem-solving-for-amc-10-qyQoxpAk

View our full AMC class catalog here: AMC Series- https://bit.ly/3u5aKoJ


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COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGE (CEFR) LEVEL

Advanced (C1)

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Class Schedule Requests

Let us know your availability for this or future classes by completing our form: 

Schedule Form- https://ll3ml2mc.paperform.co

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Recommended Classes

Strengthen your skills with our lower level classes: 

Competition Math Prep 5 - Problem Solving for AMC 8 : https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-5-problem-solving-for-amc-8-CV1OBeCB

Competition Math Prep 6A - AMC 8 and Intro to Number Theory : https://outschool.com/classes/competition-math-prep-6a-amc-8-and-intro-to-number-theory-zzrLxFfi

View all our classes here: Course Catalog- https://bit.ly/3u5aKoJ

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AMC 8 Description From the Creators

Description of the AMC 8 from the creators (https://www.maa.org/math-competitions/amc-8)

"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. The AMC 8 allows middle school students to develop positive attitudes towards analytical thinking and mathematics that can assist in future careers. Students apply classroom skills to unique problem-solving challenges in a low-stress and friendly environment.

The material covered on the AMC 8 includes topics [and more] from a typical middle school mathematics curriculum. Possible topics include but are not limited to: counting and probability, estimation, proportional reasoning, elementary geometry including the Pythagorean Theorem, spatial visualization, everyday applications, and reading and interpreting graphs and tables. In addition, later questions may involve linear or quadratic functions and equations, coordinate geometry, and other topics traditionally covered in a beginning algebra course."

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DISCLAIMER

We are not in any way affiliated with MAA. This is a class that provides an opportunity for students to ask questions and gain clarity on the steps and strategies for the challenging problems in each test set. We will leave the easier questions for students to work out on their own.