Junior High School Math -- Diagnosis Beyond Triple Jump: Diagnosis Beyond Triple Jump

Author: Yan Yaling et al
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Diagnosis is both a highly targeted testing method and a fast and effective way to break through. Over the past year and a half, we have worked with several education experts to research and design this series of books, "Diagnosis Beyond the Triple Jump," aiming to enable students to self-diagnose their level, depth, and proficiency in knowledge and abilities on a carefully crafted special diagnostic platform, and to achieve successful breakthroughs. In reality, this process from diagnosis to testing is a climb and transcendence of knowledge and abilities—transcending textbooks, classrooms, and oneself—to achieve a "triple jump" leap. This series scientifically grasps four key aspects: laying a solid foundation, teaching methods, emphasizing abilities, and focusing on the process. It is profound in conception, rich in content, and practical in methods. The distinctive features of this series are concentrated in the following aspects: categorized diagnosis with innovative approaches; grasping the core and achieving horizontal and vertical knowledge transfer; emphasizing methods to stimulate potential; and presenting novel concepts that transcend textbooks. "Basic Knowledge Diagnosis" is a focal lens that aggregates knowledge, covering all core knowledge and organizing scattered information into a clear framework. "Knowledge Transfer Diagnosis" has a well-defined structure and skillfully extends the knowledge. Through exercises, it achieves a transformation from knowledge transfer and integration to the development and upgrading of abilities.