Grade 8 - Math

Course Description

Grade 8 - Math

Course Overview:

Mathematics is crucial for understanding patterns in the world and developing strong problem-solving skills. It helps students think logically and systematically.

At Roboprenr, our teaching methodology is crafted to spark a passion for mathematics through intuitive and engaging methods. Our curriculum for Grade 8 is designed by experts to align with the latest educational standards and patterns followed by various boards and Olympiads.

Upon Completion of the Course, Students Will Have:

  • Enhanced Problem-Solving Skills: Developed the ability to approach mathematical problems logically and step-by-step.
  • Engaging Learning Experience: Experienced interactive and passionate instruction that makes learning math exciting.
  • Expertly Designed Curriculum: Benefited from a curriculum aligned with current educational standards and Olympiad requirements.
  • Comprehensive Understanding: Covered essential Grade 8 math topics, preparing students for academic exams and math Olympiads.
  • Strong Foundation: Built a solid foundation through practical assignments and regular practice, reinforcing theoretical knowledge.

Information on Olympiad exams

What is Olympiad examination?

Olympiad examinations at school level are competitive examination, based on the school syllabus, which are conducted through various independent organization. These exams give exposure to students about the competition and make them ready to face any competitive challenge that would be thrown upon them in the future.

Importance of Olympiad examination

Olympiad Examinations help to identify a child's capability and assessment of his/her real potential in competing in today's world. They also bring out the areas needing attention so that proper orientation can be given in areas lacking proficiency. In a nutshell, they are a platform for realistic assessment to prepare a child to face the modern competitive world.

Experts agree that "Early Age Competition" can be a "win" for Kids - but only if parents, coaches and teachers handle it well. The competition should be healthy, not harmful.

How to prepare for Olympiad exams?

Most of the Olympiad exams are conducted on the similar syllabus that Kid s are studying at school. It means that they do not require additional reference books for the preparation of these exams. However, at the same time questions asked in these exams are quite different than what kid s learn in the school. Questions are trickier and conceptual.

To excel in "Olympiad Exams", it is essential for the students to understand the exam pattern, evaluate and prepare themselves on the Olympiad standard question.

We at Roboprenr provides an objective and in-depth program for Olympiad Exam preparation.

    • Curriculum is designed to provide comprehensive coverage for ICSE, CBSE, IB & IGCSE boards and various Olympiads.

      Section-1: Academics

      1. Algebraic Expressions: Combinations of numbers, variables, and operations used to represent mathematical relationships.
      2. Coordinate Geometry: Study of geometric figures using a coordinate system (e.g., finding the distance between points or the equation of a line).
      3. Simultaneous Linear Equations: Solving for variables that satisfy multiple linear equations at the same time.
      4. Indices: Notation and rules for dealing with powers of numbers.
      5. Statistics and Probability: Analysis of data (mean, median, mode) and the study of chance events and likelihood.
      6. Factorisation: Decomposing an expression or number into a product of its factors 
      7. Quadratic Equations: Polynomial equations of the form and methods to solve them (factoring, quadratic formula).
      8. Percentages: Representation of a number as a fraction of 100 and calculations involving increases, decreases, and comparisons.
      9. Surds: Expressions involving roots that cannot be simplified to remove the root .
      10. Geometry: Study of shapes, sizes, and properties of figures and spaces.
      11. Mensuration: Measurement of geometric figures, including area, volume, and surface area.
      12. Sets: Collection of distinct objects or elements, and operations such as union, intersection, and difference.

      Section-2: Logical Reasoning

      1. Series Completion and Inserting the Missing Character: Identifying patterns in sequences or series and determining the next item or character.
      2. Alpha-Numeric Sequence: Patterns involving letters and numbers and identifying the next element in the sequence.
      3. Analogy and Classification: Finding relationships between pairs of items or grouping items based on similar attributes.
      4. Coding-Decoding: Techniques for encoding or decoding messages according to specific rules or patterns.
      5. Blood Relations: Determining family relationships and connections based on given information.
      6. Direction Sense Test: Assessing the ability to understand and interpret directions and positions (e.g., north, south).
      7. Logical Venn Diagram: Using diagrams to show relationships between different sets (overlapping areas represent shared elements).
      8. Puzzle: Problem-solving tasks that require logical thinking and manipulation of given information.
      9. Mathematical Operations: Basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) and their application in problem-solving.
      10. Analytical Reasoning: Evaluating complex information and making reasoned judgments or decisions based on that analysis.
      11. Mirror and Water Images: Identifying how objects or patterns would appear in a mirror or reflected in water

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