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Download or read book Global Mathematics and Mathematics Olympiad Graded Assessment Test with Competition: Mathematics - Assessment Outline, Sample Paper, Marking Scheme written by Mathewmatician and published by Mathewmatician. This book was released on with total page 190 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: “Global Mathematics and Mathematics Olympiad Graded Assessment Test” consists of separate assessments for the Mathematics and Mathematics Olympiad. Currently, there are 16 levels, with each level corresponding to a grade. Similar to music exams, there is no age restriction for participating in each level of assessment. Furthermore, we do not require participants to achieve a passing grade or above in previous levels or to have participated in previous level assessments, to participate in subsequent levels. “Global Mathematics and Mathematics Olympiad Graded Assessment Test” offers physical and online tests. The transcript and certificate will indicate the exam mode, whether it was taken physically or online, for reference. Participants of a certain age will participate in the "Global Mathematics and Mathematical Olympiad Graded Competition" simultaneously with the "Global Mathematics and Mathematical Olympiad Graded Assessment Test". The following are our visions. 1. To enable individuals with high mathematical aptitude to learn advanced mathematics and Olympiad mathematics more quickly, accelerating human progress and benefiting humanity. 2. In the future, academic qualifications will not be divided; instead, recruitment standards in the workplace will be based on grades obtained in various subjects and their levels from public assessments. 3. People with weaker mathematical abilities should spend the same amount of time mastering basic mathematics. Once they reach the level required for their chosen profession or further studies, they can stop, rather than forcing themselves to study mathematics in higher grades. 4. By utilizing public assessments, we can reduce the workload of teachers, thereby reducing the future demand for mathematics teachers. This allows talented individuals who are capable of dedicating themselves to mathematics education to contribute to an ever-expanding reservoir of mathematical knowledge, facilitating the continuous development of the mathematical field.