I love this question! One place to start, if you are interested in learning about Math Circles in the United States, is going to the homepage of the National Association of Math Circles: http://www.mathcircles.org/. I will just point out that there is are a variety of Math Circles. Some of them are intended to prepare students for competitions such as the International Mathematical Olympiad. This is the traditional kind of math circle. Others are intended to enhance the academic experience of students and show them that mathematics is beautiful and fun.

Here are some videos about actual Math Circle sessions (that are in the website I mentioned above): http://www.mathcircles.org/videos.

I am a Math Circle session leader in the San Francisco Math Circle, and I would be happy to tell you more about this wonderful program.

I love this question! One place to start, if you are interested in learning about Math Circles in the United States, is going to the homepage of the National Association of Math Circles: http://www.mathcircles.org/. I will just point out that there is a variety of Math Circles. Some of them are intended to prepare students for competitions such as the International Mathematical Olympiad. This is the traditional kind of math circle. Others are intended to enhance the academic experience of students and show them that mathematics is beautiful and fun.

Here are some videos about actual Math Circle sessions (that are in the website I mentioned above): http://www.mathcircles.org/videos.

I have not been able to watch any of them, however.

I am a Math Circle session leader in the San Francisco Math Circle, and I would be happy to tell you more about this wonderful program.

I love this question! One place to start, if you are interested in learning about Math Circles in the United States, is going to the homepage of the National Association of Math Circles: http://www.mathcircles.org/. I will just point out that there is a variety of Math Circles. Some of them are intended to prepare students for competitions such as the International Mathematical Olympiad. This is the traditional kind of math circle. Others are intended to enhance the academic experience of students and show them that mathematics is beautiful and fun.

Here are some videos about actual Math Circle sessions (that are in the website I mentioned above): http://www.mathcircles.org/videos. I have not been able to watch any of them, however.

I am a Math Circle session leader in the San Francisco Math Circle, and I would be happy to tell you more about this wonderful program.