Cognitive exercises

Author: Meng Fanxue, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-03-08
Features: This book aims to enhance thinking skills, stimulate interest in mathematics, and cultivate the habit of independently analyzing and solving problems. The book is divided into three parts: Part one introduces seven commonly used thinking techniques, allowing readers to first grasp the key principles of intellectual training. Part two provides examples, featuring a selection of math problems that are both thought-provoking and engaging. Many problems appear initially insurmountable, but once the solution is revealed, they become crystal clear. The problem-solving process emphasizes guiding readers through the thinking journey, highlighting common pitfalls and the key to correct solutions, offering comprehensive enlightenment in an accessible manner. Part three consists of exercises, enabling readers to independently apply the thinking techniques for self-practice, with reference answers provided for verification. Learning from this book is like continuously doing "brain exercises" in a "mental training square," where intelligence is honed and improved through the repetitive cycle of "confusion—exploration—clarification."