Olympic Mathematics Guide and Training. Grade 8

Author: Zhou Chunli
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book is a popular reading material on competitive mathematics and an extracurricular intellectual development guide, targeting junior high school students interested in mathematics. It is divided into three volumes by grade level, with knowledge progressing sequentially. The content alternates between in-class and extracurricular materials, aligning with the curriculum while serving as a supplement to it. It guides middle school students to broaden their mathematical horizons and spark interest in the subject. Through the practice of knowledge and exercises, students can grasp the thinking methods of mathematics. Mathematics is abstract but not mysterious; Olympic mathematics is flexible and interesting but not unattainable. Diligent study is the prerequisite, building a solid foundation is the key, and appropriate practice is the guarantee. This book, through guidance and training, helps junior high school mathematics enthusiasts approach and learn Olympic mathematics. There is no easy path to success in mathematics. Therefore, learning mathematics requires concentration and diligence. Engage actively, think critically, and ask more questions. When reading this book, you can first look at the examples and then solve the exercises. If you can't solve them or find them challenging, you can ask your teacher or discuss with classmates. Alternatively, you can simply skip them. If you have interest and time, read a few pages; if not, set it aside. In short, it's beneficial to start reading, but not reading is also acceptable. Approach this extracurricular reading material with a calm mindset, and it will surely guide you to master mathematics.