A journey worth celebrating

"I had a very humble beginning.  I lost my father at the age of 10, and due to this, I couldn’t focus on my studies well.  Math is one subject that needs to be studied from fundamentals; it is unlike other subjects where we can start fresh in every grade or semester. What we learn in elementary school is needed in undergrad (say addition), and what we study in middle school, we need in high school. You get the point. I was lucky to start with fundamentals after not focusing during middle school. I took all the books from grades 6 to 8 and finished those after my bad C in the first math semester. That is what we do here for struggling students.  There can be many triggers, either consistent lower grades, not-so-organized instructors (teachers) at school, or initial fear, and for the ones doing amazing at math, their potential needs to be identified at an early stage so that the world can make use of such math geniuses in the times to come. We nurture these minds with our program so that they are placed where they should be and not led to underutilized potential." At IMRSB, we encounter the full spectrum of kids, ranging from exceptional students with brilliant IQs to those struggling with their grades in school.  Math is by far one of the most important life skills, and no matter where your child is at in math today, they will need to know this skill for life.