This session as well as the Middle School minicourse will be broken into three  sessions each one hour long
on Thursday and the High School minicourse will be similarly broken and will take place on Friday of the conference.

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The High School Minicourse

High School Math Team Coaching: What Every Mathlete Needs to Know (Part I)
Ballroom A, Rosen Center Hotel
Session 572, Friday 9:00-10:00am:
Titu Andreescu, Quadratic Equations
mailto:titu@amc.unl.edu

John Benson  Geometry
mailto: j-benson2@home.com
Evanston Township High School;715 South Boulevard
1600 Dodge Avenue;
Evanston Il 60202-2907
847 328-8019 (phone)
Voice mail (847) 226-7713 ( cell)
(847)424-7117 ext 8125;(847) 328-8019 Check out John Benson's discussion of Mass Points (fax)

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High School Math Team Coaching: What Every Mathlete Needs to Know (Part II)
Ballroom A, Rosen Center Hotel
Session 615, Friday 10:30-11:30am:

Doug Faires,AMC and ARML problems in modular arithmetic
Youngstown State University, Youngstown Ohio

  • Doug Faires will be unable to attend the meeting and therefore has had to cancel his presentation.

  • Harold Reiter
    will take his place. See Symmetry problems and their solutions.

    Elgin Johnston   Combinatorics (inclusion/exclusion, pigeon holes, etc,
    mailto:johnston@math.iastate.edu
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    High School Math Team Coaching:
    What Every Mathlete Needs to Know (Part III)
    Ballroom A, Rosen Center Hotel
    Session 712, Friday 12n-1pm:

    Pete Pedersen Heron's formula,
    Vinalhaven High School
    Vinalhaven Island, Maine
    mailto:pedersep@midcoast.com

    Tom ReardonReardon's Geometry Problems
    Fitch High School
    Mathematics Teacher/ Department Chair
    (330) 797-3900 ext 1065
    Youngstown State University
    Mathematics Instructor
    Office: Cushwa Hall 1026
    (330) 742-5207
    mailto:aust_tr@ACCESS-K12.org

    Susan Wildstrom Counting Problems --distinguishable arrangements in sets that have objects that are alike (both full set permutations and subset permutations), paths on a lattice, stars and bars, and derangements
    mailto:ssw@umd5.umd.edu
     
     
     

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