Titlebook: Competitions for Young Mathematicians; Perspectives from Fi Alexander Soifer Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Mathematic

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F. Wever,W. Koch,B. A. Steinkopf The competition was started in the academic year 2009–10 and has received a tremendous response in last eight years. It can be seen as an extension of the Olympiad competitions to undergraduate classes. We therefore take a review of Olympiads in India and then discuss the various aspects of this ne

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Lehr-Lernpsychologische Grundlagener classification of problems, and an evaluation of their effectiveness, particularly those at the level which can lead a student with classroom knowledge to a deeper mathematics experience. The second area is the gathering and analysis of more data on competition and Olympiad alumni, in order to he

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13110-4years of existence. The different types of combinatorial problems (counting, existence, strategy games, etc.) are explained and illustrated with various examples. Some original problems, submitted to the olympiad but not selected in the papers, are also discussed.

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F. Wever,W. Koch,B. A. Steinkopf The competition was started in the academic year 2009–10 and has received a tremendous response in last eight years. It can be seen as an extension of the Olympiad competitions to undergraduate classes. We therefore take a review of Olympiads in India and then discuss the various aspects of this new competition.

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Goals of Mathematics Instruction: Seven Thoughts and Seven Illustrations of Meanspresent fragments of ‘live’ mathematics, and illustrations of these ideas. The chapter also describes the role of mathematical olympiads in instruction and includes some problems used at the Colorado Mathematical Olympiad over the past 34?years.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28317-9 ranging from “recreational” through “school” to “applied” is presented, and the role of mathematics competitions in the continuum of this model is discussed. The various points raised in this model are then illustrated by a concrete example.