How To Think
In our upcoming “How to Think” lecture series, we provide a comprehensive hybrid live lecture series which broadly tackles Logic, Algebra, Geometry and Calculus.
Our focus is on providing ample motivation for all concepts mathematically, historically and their significance in our future.
Combined with targeted and tailored practice problems, we will build the ability to reason, to think and to problem-solve across all areas of school mathematics with lasting benefits in the future for our students.
How to Think Logically
Learn how to think with logic, critical thinking, counting, probability and combinatorics, algorithms, game theory, expected values, estimations, decision making and much more through our three-course sequence on “How to Think Logically”.
How to Think Algebra
Learn algebra from the foundational background of number systems and abstractions, to all essential algebra skills such as solving systems of equations, inequalities, analysing data, sequences and series, polynomials, complex numbers, linear algebra and much more in our three-course series on “How to Think Algebra”.
How to Think Geometrically
Learn how to think visually and delve into our proof-based introduction to Euclidean geometry, covering everything from angles, circle theorems, Pythagoras, all the way to hidden secrets in trigonometry and conic sections, leading into a glimpse of modern geometry, with our exclusive three-course series on “How to Think Geometrically”.
How to Think Calculus
What happens when you teach Calculus with the rigour and clarity of an undergraduate-level course, mixed in with the technical beauty of problems and computations typical of competition? Let us find out! From the Origin Story of Calculus to learning hidden tricks in Differential and Integral Calculus and finding applications in the modern world, we aim to showcase one of the greatest miracles of mathematics with our two-course series on “How to Think Calculus”.
