Flash is an excellent resource for students looking to practice their skills. Rather than searching for practice problems on the internet or constantly reviewing past tests, Flash offers a smooth experience that allows students to focus on improving their skills.
Flash comes with 3 modes: Flash, Arrow, and Whiz. Flash is a speed test to improve students' comfort with easy concepts. Arrow is accuracy-focused, so that students can internalize and practice difficult concepts. Whiz consists of classroom materials, Accelerator classes, and problem sets. Together, all these programs allow Random Math students to excel in understanding and solving problems quickly and accurately.
The Random Math Wiki is an excellent resource for students looking to study concepts. Rather than searching the AoPS books or the internet, all the necessary materials and knowledge have been compiled into one convenient location on the wiki.
Content is curated based on courses, allowing students to view the concepts and theorems that are directly relevant to them. This eliminates any confusion that students might experience by ensuring that students do not encounter material they have not been introduced to yet.
Our wiki compiles all useful concepts to competitive math in number theory, algebra, geometry, and counting/probability, making it a powerful resource for all our students.
The Random Math Forum is an excellent resource for students looking to discuss problems together. Rather than asking questions on the broader Internet, where a student may not find assistance, our forum allows students to help and learn from each other.
Students will be able to ask questions about any problem, and other students can comment their solutions or upvote another. Furthermore, students can even ask questions about programs and tournaments, while prospective students can also view the forum to understand our learning model. Our forum is a central location for our students, where they can both learn more and build up their fellow peers, embodying our culture here at Random Math.
Our blogs are an excellent resource for students and parents looking for more information on various topics. Rather than searching for advice on the Internet in Reddit threads or online forums, our blogs offer both current and prospective families the information necessary to succeed. Our blogs are written to help students and parents understand the purpose of our programs in various ways. From articles on the best methods of contest preparation to the benefits of math summer camps, everyone can find something useful on our blogs.
With the Random Math blogs, families of both current and prospective students can feel more confident in their decisions.
Random Math offers excellent resources for our students to excel in our programs, including:
- Flash - Wiki - Forum - Blogs
At Random Math, we want our students to excel as much as possible, which is why we offer many resources for students to practice their skills, study additional concepts, and discuss problems with each other.
Flash is a resource for Random Math students to practice their math skills, through the use of timed tests, hundreds of problems, as well as thorough feedback on their strengths and weaknesses.
Wiki is a resource for Random Math students to explore additional concepts and expand on their math knowledge. Our content is carefully curated to best guide students through their classes.
Forum is a resource for Random Math students to discuss any questions they might have, as well as offer solutions to other students and contribute to the Random Math community.
Blogs are a resource for Random Math students and parents to hear from us on various topics, ranging from the best approaches to prepare for contests to the benefit of summer math camps.