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    All About Math Olympiad Training & Questions

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      HyperKiasu
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      verykiasu2010:
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      98.6% should be in the top 50 right? So, at least Distinction. Still no chance for DSA?

      DSA is different from MO.

      being top in MO does not mean one has the ability beyond peers.....even these boys who top the MO does not necessarily possess ability beyond peers but they still get into RI due to high t-score from PSLE, if they have not accepted CO from other DSA schools

      each DSA school has their own right / discretion how they select students. we can only say RI sets very high standard, reasonable or not is a separate issue.

      may i know why? :?
      If MO can't tell who is beyond the peers? :scratchhead:
      then what can tell who is beyond the peers in the domain of math?

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        verykiasu2010
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        80 platinum from SMOPS and 50 distinction from RIPWMC, = 130, may be 20 are overlap, so there are 110 of them, a big group…who can tell who among them are having math ability beyond peers ?


        all 110 of them are peers of equal standing, only some killer papers may be able to set them apart

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          Maths Hub
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          Both SMOPS and RIPMWC will have a round 2 competition.


          Date of R2 papers:

          27/4/2012 (RIPMWC R2 Paper) (Already over)

          26/5/2012 (APMOPS)

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            HyperKiasu
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            verykiasu2010:
            80 platinum from SMOPS and 50 distinction from RIPWMC, = 130, may be 20 are overlap, so there are 110 of them, a big group......who can tell who among them are having math ability beyond peers ?


            all 110 of them are peers of equal standing, only some killer papers may be able to set them apart
            er, i had thought they rank the top. 1xx are platinum/distinction but there is still mark range among them so still possible to tell them apart......

            anyway, small issue...hehe.... 😄

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              verykiasu2010
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              HyperKiasu:
              verykiasu2010:

              80 platinum from SMOPS and 50 distinction from RIPWMC, = 130, may be 20 are overlap, so there are 110 of them, a big group......who can tell who among them are having math ability beyond peers ?


              all 110 of them are peers of equal standing, only some killer papers may be able to set them apart

              er, i had thought they rank the top. 1xx are platinum/distinction but there is still mark range among them so still possible to tell them apart......

              anyway, small issue...hehe.... 😄

              unfortunately the 80 marks of RIPWMC is not the same of 80marks in SMOPS, their style of questions are very different

              also, since MO is so common, it is considered as peer knowledge

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                Blanja85
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                Hi,Anybody can help me pls.My son is in Pri3 now.I am intrested in sending him for the Maths Olympiad examination.I herad that Maths olympiads is being conducted by different instituitions at different time.I am not sure about how to enrol for it.Need your help.Thks

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                  Awonder
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                  Blanja85:
                  Hi,Anybody can help me pls.My son is in Pri3 now.I am intrested in sending him for the Maths Olympiad examination.I herad that Maths olympiads is being conducted by different instituitions at different time.I am not sure about how to enrol for it.Need your help.Thks

                  Hi, may I know why you are sending yr son for the maths Olympiad exam. Is this going to help in his Sch work or PSLE? Cos I am also looking out for some courses to help my son in his maths. He just need some expert help to solve problem sum easier.

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                    Blanja85:
                    Hi,Anybody can help me pls.My son is in Pri3 now.I am intrested in sending him for the Maths Olympiad examination.I herad that Maths olympiads is being conducted by different instituitions at different time.I am not sure about how to enrol for it.Need your help.Thks

                    Hi, Maths Olympiad is a generic name for a category of academic (maths) competitions. You are probably referring to the common ones like
                    http://oas.highsch.nus.edu.sg/NMOS/ and
                    http://www.hci.sg/aphelion/apmops/

                    Many centres (tuition centres, etc) offer training courses for maths olympiad at primary school level. You will have to contact them directly.
                    The more commonly known ones are mathoasis, mathshub, learninginteractive, etc.

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                      HyperKiasu
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                      verykiasu2010:
                      HyperKiasu:

                      [quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]80 platinum from SMOPS and 50 distinction from RIPWMC, = 130, may be 20 are overlap, so there are 110 of them, a big group......who can tell who among them are having math ability beyond peers ?


                      all 110 of them are peers of equal standing, only some killer papers may be able to set them apart

                      er, i had thought they rank the top. 1xx are platinum/distinction but there is still mark range among them so still possible to tell them apart......

                      anyway, small issue...hehe.... 😄

                      unfortunately the 80 marks of RIPWMC is not the same of 80marks in SMOPS, their style of questions are very different

                      also, since MO is so common, it is considered as peer knowledge[/quote]yes. MO questions appear in PA or SA even in lower block of primary, though the questions are basic MO, they really can tell who is really good at math. Without MO, full marks of maths are like 满天飞 in a HA class.

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                        verykiasu2010
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                        HyperKiasu:


                        yes. MO questions appear in PA or SA even in lower block of primary, though the questions are basic MO, they really can tell who is really good at math. Without MO, full marks of maths are like 满天飞 in a HA class.
                        some years back :-

                        Me : Son, what did u get for Math ?
                        Son : 98
                        Me : what is the highest ?
                        Son : 100
                        Me : what is the lowest ?
                        Son : 80
                        Me : 98 is ranked how far from the top ?
                        Son : may be around 10??!!

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