MATHletes Challenge 2014: The Launch

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The Mathletes Challenge is a free online mathematics tournament aimed at transforming math education in Ireland, where students compete for over €10,000 in prizes while training with Khan Academy. The competition opens on February 1st and includes county, provincial, and national finals in May, targeting primary and secondary students. This initiative leverages the popularity of online education to enhance student performance in mathematics.

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A simple maths
problem:
Take the suspense and prestige
of the BT Young Scientist
awards…

factor in county, provincial,
and national rivalry,

add the global leader in free
online maths education,

and raise that to the power of
300,000 primary and secondary
students across Ireland.

What is the MATHletes Challenge?
A free tournament to transform maths learning in
Ireland
Train online with Khan Academy the global leader in free online education.
Compete for County, Provincial, and National
Championships
Over €10,000 in prizes awarded.
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How are Ireland’s students
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Why Khan Academy?
Provide a free world‐class education for anyone,
anywhere.

10 million users per month and over 4 million
practice problems completed each day.
www.khanacademy.org

Students &
Schools
5th & 6th class
Junior Cycle
(year 1, 2, 3)

The Basics
WHO can
compete?

WHEN does
it run?

Online competition
opens February 1st.
County, provincial,
and national finals in
May

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@MATHletes_IE
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MATHletes Challenge 2014: The Launch

1. mathletes.ie

2. A simple maths problem: Take the suspense and prestige of the BT Young Scientist awards…

3. factor in county, provincial, and national rivalry,

4. add the global leader in free online maths education,

5. and raise that to the power of 300,000 primary and secondary students across Ireland.

6. What’s the answer?

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9. Rewind. Let’s get the facts.

10. How are Ireland’s students performing in maths? Sure, we’re grand.

11. Just a few years ago, we were here…

14. Today we’re here…

17. This is where we want to be…

20. What’s the secret? Training.

22. Why Khan Academy? Provide a free world‐class education for anyone, anywhere. 10 million users per month and over 4 million practice problems completed each day. www.khanacademy.org

23. How does the MATHletes Challenge work?

25. Students & Schools 5th & 6th class Junior Cycle (year 1, 2, 3) The Basics WHO can compete? WHEN does it run? Online competition opens February 1st. County, provincial, and national finals in May WHERE can www.mathletes.ie I find out @MATHletes_IE more?

27. Training to win.

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29. Time to start training.

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