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Cultures (23) • China (1) • Western countries (1) • Brazil (1) • India (1) • Russia (1) • United States (1) • Australia (1) • United Kingdom (1) • South Korea (1) • Canada (1) • Kenya (1) • South Africa (1) • mathematics education (1) • Eastern culture (1) • mathematical community in East Asia (1) • Abacus tradition (1) • Arabic-speaking countries (1) • Egypt (1) • Spanish-speaking countries (1) • Taiwan (1) Thailand (1) • Ukraine (1) • Vietnam (1) • more
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1 math competitions China In China, math competitions are highly competitive, prestigious, and crucial for academic and career success. 11
2 math competitions Western countries Math competitions in Western countries are highly competitive events that showcase mathematical skills and motivate students. 11
3 math competitions Brazil Math competitions in Brazil have limited participation and societal recognition compared to other pursuits. 8
4 math competitions India In India, math competitions are highly esteemed for highlighting mathematical skills and earning academic recognition. 8
5 math competitions Russia Russia's highly prestigious math competitions foster problem-solving skills and analytical thinking from a young age. 8
6 math competitions United States Math competitions are highly valued extracurricular activities in the United States, particularly for ambitious students aiming for prestigious universities. 8
7 math competitions Australia Math competitions in Australia promote critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in students. 7
8 math competitions United Kingdom Math competitions are highly popular in the United Kingdom, emphasizing individual and collaborative problem-solving skills. 6
9 math competitions South Korea In South Korea, math competitions are highly prestigious and receive strong institutional and government support. 5
10 math competitions Canada Math competitions in Canada prioritize critical thinking and nurturing talent, fostering a well-rounded approach to personal development. 4
11 math competitions Kenya In Kenya, there is less emphasis on formal math competitions and more focus on practical math education. 4
12 math competitions South Africa South Africa has limited participation in math competitions, with a focus on collaborative learning rather than competitive events. 3
13 math competitions mathematics education Math competitions are highly regarded for promoting collaboration, creativity, and resilience in problem-solving within mathematics education. 3
14 math competitions Eastern culture Eastern culture places a high emphasis on prestige, honor, and problem-solving skills in math competitions. 2
15 math competitions mathematical community in East Asia Participation in math competitions is highly encouraged in the East Asian mathematical community for academic excellence. 2
16 math competitions Abacus tradition Active support and participation in mental arithmetic and abacus-based math competitions due to abacus tradition in the culture. 1
17 math competitions Arabic-speaking countries Participation in math competitions is highly valued in Arabic-speaking countries. 1
18 math competitions Egypt In Egypt, there is a growing interest in math competitions as a way to advance STEM education and careers. 1
19 math competitions Spanish-speaking countries In Spanish-speaking countries, there is less emphasis on participation in math competitions compared to other countries. 1
20 math competitions Taiwan In Taiwan, math competitions are highly competitive and prestigious, with a strong emphasis on problem-solving skills. 1
21 math competitions Thailand In Thailand, there is limited emphasis on formal math competitions and more focus on rote learning and memorization. 1
22 math competitions Ukraine In Ukraine, math competitions are used to nurture mathematical talent in children. 1
23 math competitions Vietnam In Vietnam, there is limited emphasis on formal math competitions, with more focus on rote learning and memorization. 1