Gold Medalist Hand-in-Hand Tutorial (Second 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, providing helpful support for teachers' lectures and being useful for students to improve their math scores. It is also beneficial for athletes' 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. The explanations are thorough yet simple, easily stimulating children's 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: "Tutorial" and "Testing." In the "Tutorial" 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. The reading is easy to understand and highly engaging. After each story, there are 7-8 examples arranged from simple to advanced. Each problem is accompanied by detailed solutions, thought analysis, and guidance, as well as summaries of some pattern-based problems. Each chapter includes after-class exercises, and detailed solutions are provided at the end of the book.
The "Testing" section is a supplementary set of problems designed to complement the tutorial. It is divided into "Synchronous Tests" and "Real Tests." The "Synchronous Tests" are aligned with the chapters of the tutorial, featuring both classic problems and newly created ones to provide comprehensive training for students. The "Real Tests" include complete sets of past papers from major competitions over the past three years, such as the "Hua Luogeng Cup," the Primary School Mathematical Olympiad, and the "Yingchun Cup." Readers can use these tests to evaluate their own performance after studying and get a feel for the atmosphere of competition questions in advance.