Free to read
A full contest for each grade
Thirty to forty-five questions, the same format and the same level as the contest, with the solutions. Downloadable as a PDF for the class.
Preparation
Theorema is a new contest, so it shows what it offers. A full contest for each grade is free to read, with no account, right now. And for registered students, practice lasts five months.
Free to read
Thirty to forty-five questions, the same format and the same level as the contest, with the solutions. Downloadable as a PDF for the class.
Included with registration
As soon as access is created, each student has practice contests and reasoning challenges on Mindlympics, until the end of the school year.
Included with registration
Shorter than the contest, published in advance. It sets the content to know, uses exactly the same wording as the contest, and is marked automatically with full solutions.
Curricula differ from one province to another. The preparatory test sets a common core, so no student is helped or hindered by their curriculum. It uses the contest vocabulary word for word, so no point is lost on an ambiguity. And it motivates: a student who takes it seriously commits to the preparation, and the class tries to guess the contest questions from the test.
Problem solving. Understanding a situation, finding a strategy, deducing, checking. The questions ask students to reason, not to calculate quickly. A calculator would be useless, which is why it is forbidden.
Logic, numbers and sequences, geometry, measurement, proportions, reading data, simple combinatorics.
Long calculations, formulas to memorize, speed questions, content specific to a single province.
Introduce the mathematician behind the contest. Do the sample contest in teams.
Individual preparatory test on the platform. Review the questions most often missed.
Practice contests. Each student chooses a strategy to work on.
The technical check happens during the preparatory test and the practice contests. Then reread the full solutions.