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Russian-speaking children in Australia invited to Math Olympiad

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Russian-speaking children in Australia invited to Math Olympiad


25.09.2020

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Russian-speaking bilingual children between the ages of 8 and 16 living in Australia are invited to join the Mathematics Olympiad. This was reported by the Council of Russian Compatriots of Australia on its Facebook page.

The Australian Nut tournament kicks off a month later, on October 23. It was organized by the Mathematics in Russian without Borders pedagogical community with the assistance of the Committee of Russian Schools in Australia and the OREKH Russian educational center.

The Olympics will be held for the 4th time. The Young Mathematician Competition is popular not only in Australia, but also in other countries. It is aimed at the development of mathematical education, and also contributes to the preservation of the Russian language.

The organizers inform that all tasks are compiled taking into account the peculiarities of bilingual perception of the text. Schoolchildren can participate in the Olympiad both individually and as part of a team led by teachers.

The tournament is held in online, which will help children to do their work slowly, in a calm atmosphere. Applications are accepted until October 21.

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