Olympic Mathematics Thinking Training Textbook--Grade 6: Grade 6

Author: Cui Hengbing
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Mathematics is often likened to gymnastics for the mind, playing an extremely important role in cultivating students' personalities and developing their intelligence. Many students have a passion for mathematics from a young age, hoping to receive good education and guidance in the subject and striving for better development. To satisfy the intellectual curiosity of, promote and popularize Mathematical Olympiad education and teaching, various mathematics interest training classes have emerged. These training programs aim to cultivate interest, broaden thinking, improve abilities, and develop intelligence, gaining widespread popularity among teachers and parents, and achieving positive social effects. This set of textbooks is a sister series to the renowned "Hua Luogeng Mathematical Olympiad Textbooks" currently available in the Olympiad book market, with many authors serving as both editors or editorial committee members for both sets. Compared to the "Hua Luogeng Mathematical Olympiad Textbooks," this set is relatively easier and has lower requirements for students, making it more suitable for competitions and intensive classes. In contrast, the "Mathematical Olympiad Thinking Training Textbooks" are more aligned with the general student level and the conventional teaching of elementary school mathematics, striving for "double harvests" in both foundational knowledge and competition skills. Therefore, it is particularly suitable for various Olympiad training classes in schools or society as teaching materials. This book is based on students' foundational knowledge and focuses on cultivating their ability to flexibly apply knowledge, with thinking training as the core. It uses simple content and lively, diverse formats to integrate the basic ideas of modern mathematics, aiming for a broad coverage and strong. It is divided into about twenty chapters, each containing key knowledge points, selected examples, summaries, and after-class exercises.