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Free Noetic Learning Math Contest Prep Classes

Sharpen Your Problem-Solving Skills & Get Ready to Win Big!
For Grades 1 to 8
Lets Unbound Noetic Learning Math Contest Prep Classes
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Engaging Quizzes and Tricks
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Personalized Interactive Learning
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Sample Questions Simulations
Contest Dates
School Team - Apr 6 - Apr 20, 2023
Individual - Apr 21 - Apr 28, 2023
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Our classes are specifically designed for each grade level and focus on the key concepts and techniques necessary to excel in the Noetic Learning Math Competition. With previous year's questions used as a reference and with small class sizes, your child will receive personalized attention and support from our dedicated mentors.

How Lets Unbound Prep classes work

So, why settle for mediocrity when your child can reach new heights with Lets Unbound's Free Prep Classes?

Sessions

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Middle School Grades
Grade
Date
Day
Time
Grade 6
3rd April, 2023
Monday
7:00 PM ET
Grade 7
31st March, 2023
Friday
5:30 PM ET
Grade 8
31st March, 2023
Friday
7:00 PM ET

Note - The prep classes for Grades 7 and 8 start first.

Elementary School Grades
Grade
Date
Day
Time
Grade 1
1st April, 2023
Saturday
11:30 AM ET
Grade 2
1st April, 2023
Saturday
11:30 AM ET
Grade 3
2nd April, 2023
Sunday
11:30 AM ET
Grade 4
2nd April, 2023
Sunday
11:30 AM ET
Grade 5
3rd April, 2023
Monday
5:30 PM ET

About Noetic Learning Math Competition

Lets Unbound Noetic Learning Math Contest Prep Classes

*Lets Unbound is not affiliated with the Noetic Learning Math Competition. Our prep classes are an independent initiative designed solely for the purpose of preparing students for the competition.

Steps

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Fill the form and register for the Prep Class
Recieve a confirmation mail
Make sure to be attentive in class
Take mock tests in class
Confidently ace the Noetic Learning Math Competition

Get Test Ready!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Programming language being used?
    The programming language being used depends on the course. For Game/App/Animation development, we use JavaScript whereas Web Development is done using HTML and CSS for the front end and JavaScript for the backend. The Core Python course and the Core Java Course use Python and JavaScript respectively.
  • How will my child be able to learn coding in one 90 minutes workshop?
    Through the workshop, your child will be given a mere sneak peek into the world of coding. He/she will be given the opportunity to dive deep and explore the magical world of coding through this gateway. Teaching a concept and instantly applying the same to build a project motivates to think beyond the usual to further invent more and more games, apps, websites.
  • Does learning Game Development and Web Development have to be done in the same order?
    We suggest learning Game Development first because it helps the child to understand the logical flow of coding and computational thinking for problem solving. Students should develop logical and computational thinking ability primarily because that is the first step to mastering the concepts. Once they are familiar with those ideas, they may take up Web designing in the front end using HTML and CSS and move onto backend coding for websites using JavaScripts which includes syntaxes.
  • Can the projects that the kids do be published anywhere?
    Unbound students are able to develop practical and usable applications in game development and app development throughout the course. These projects can eventually be published and be made accessible to the public on their mobile phones.
  • How do you manage a group class with every student having different learning speeds?
    The concepts are repeated to the students who have difficulty understanding and any doubts they may have are solved immediately. Meanwhile, the students who have grasped the lesson already are given puzzles to solve to help them retain concepts better.
  • Will the students be able to cope up with their regular studies when they move up levels in the course?
    Yes. The sessions are only two days a week and concepts that the students learn are different from their regular academics. It can be seen as a fun and relaxing approach to learning new concepts rather than reading heavy material.
  • How can parents track the homework or learning status of their child?
    Homework links for each class are shared to the parents in three different ways, either using the class Journal, Classcard or an Excel sheet.The excel sheet also logs the completion of the homework by each student which can be accessed by the parents to keep a track on the progress of their child.
  • Are there any books that the student can refer to?
    We do not recommend any books. The kids at Unbound learn concepts using practical methods involving puzzles and projects which help them to remember the concepts well. They also maintain a virtual journal book by themselves, which they can refer to later on in case of any doubts.
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