Overview

Course Description

The "International Academic Math" course is designed for students from Early buds to Advanced levels. It offers a step-by-step approach to math, focusing on basic arithmetic, logical thinking, problem-solving, and more advanced topics. Whether students are just starting or want to strengthen what they already know, this course will help them build a strong understanding of math. 

Course Objectives: By the end of this course, students will understand key math topics like addition, shapes, and equations. They will improve their problem-solving skills and learn to use math daily. The course will also cover advanced topics like calculus and statistics for higher-level students.

Who Should Enroll? This course is for young learners starting with math, students wanting to strengthen their math skills, and anyone preparing for more advanced math. It’s also useful for parents and teachers helping children with math.

Course Modules

Module 1: Early Bud (Foundation Level)

Introduction to Numbers: Learn to recognize and understand numbers, counting, and basic operations like addition and subtraction.

Shapes and Patterns: Explore basic shapes, colors, and patterns, and identify them in the world around us.

Introduction to Measurement: Learn simple measurement concepts like length, height, and size.

Math in Everyday Life: Engage in fun activities like counting objects, telling time, and learning about money.

Module 2: Elementary (Basic Level)

Addition and Subtraction: Practice more advanced addition and subtraction techniques.

Introduction to Multiplication and Division: Start learning multiplication tables and how to divide objects into equal groups.

Understanding Fractions: Explore basic fraction concepts and understand parts of a whole.

Geometry for Beginners: Discover simple 2D and 3D shapes, lines, and angles.

Module 3: Intermediate (Pre-Algebra Level)

Advanced Arithmetic: Solve multi-step math problems with larger numbers.

Introduction to Algebra: Learn about variables, expressions, and simple equations.

Data Handling: Understand and interpret charts, graphs, and tables.

Decimals and Percentages: Work with decimals and learn to convert between fractions, decimals, and percentages.

Module 4: Advanced (Algebra and Beyond)

Algebra I and II: Solve linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, and graph functions.

Geometry and Trigonometry: Explore angles, triangles, circles, and basic trigonometric concepts.

Probability and Statistics: Introduction to probability, averages, and data analysis.

Calculus: Learn the basics of differentiation and integration (for higher-level students).

Module 5: Application of Math in Real Life

Everyday Math Skills: Use math in practical budgeting, planning, and decision-making.

Math and Technology: Explore how math is used in fields like computers, engineering, and data analysis.

Problem-Solving Workshops: Group activities that focus on solving real-world problems using math concepts.

What you'll learn

Course Material