Intelligent Mathematics (Upper Grades)

Author: Yang Liju, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
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An ancient Chinese proverb goes, "Those who practice are not as good as those who love, and those who love are not as good as those who enjoy." This means that interest is extremely important when learning anything. The same applies to learning mathematics. Based on students' knowledge foundation, psychological characteristics, as well as practical problems encountered in study and life, the series of training exercises in Wisdom Mathematics has been designed. These questions not only effectively train students' mathematical thinking but also inspire their enthusiasm for learning mathematics and cultivate their interest in it. Each unit in the book includes "Listen and Learn" or "Read and Learn," where students can hear stories about ancient and modern mathematicians and read classic mathematical problems, allowing them to appreciate and understand the cultural achievements created by humans during their learning process. The examples in each unit are presented in the form of dialogues between teachers and students or among students themselves, explaining thinking methods and processes, helping students expand their thinking and learn multiple problem-solving techniques. This format makes it easier for teachers and parents to provide guidance and explanations to children, while also benefiting students' self-study. In terms of layout, in addition to examples, there are also "Try It" and "Practice It" sections. Through practice, students can further enhance and improve their abilities to observe, analyze, and solve problems.