Gold Medal Player Step-by-Step Tutorial (First Grade Elementary School)

Author: Liu Xin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This series of books is very innovative and unique, helpful for teachers in lectures, useful for students to improve their math scores, and beneficial for athletes in training and competition. The selected examples in the series are highly representative, and the quantity of exercises is well-balanced, making it very suitable for teaching Olympiad math. The language of the books is lively and engaging, catering to children's reading habits, with explanations that are easy to understand and can effectively stimulate their enthusiasm and interest. It is believed that the publication of such a series will give children and parents a new perspective on Olympiad math. The authors of this book are all winners of mathematical Olympiad competitions and graduates of renowned institutions. Their experiences themselves serve as great inspiration for children. This series is divided into two parts: "Textbook" and "Testing." In the "Textbook" section, each chapter begins with a familiar and beloved story that introduces the central issue of the chapter, skillfully integrating problems and solutions into the narrative, making it easy to understand and highly engaging to read. After each story, there are 7-8 examples arranged in increasing difficulty. Each problem is accompanied by detailed solutions, thought analysis, and guidance, as well as summaries of some pattern-based problems. Each chapter is followed by post-lesson exercises, and detailed solutions are provided at the end of the book. "Testing" is a supplementary exercise set designed to complement the textbook, divided into "Synchronous Tests" and "Real Tests." "Synchronous Tests" are set in alignment with the textbook chapters, including classic problems as well as newly created ones to provide students with comprehensive training. "Real Tests" include all past three years' papers from major competitions such as the "Hua Luogeng Cup," Primary School Mathematical Olympiad, and "Yingchun Cup," allowing readers to assess their own proficiency after studying and to get a feel for the atmosphere of competition questions in advance.