05 Fall Golden Combination High School Chemistry

Author: Ma Chao
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "Golden Combination · Teach and Practice on One Page" Junior High Edition (19 volumes) is compiled according to the teaching syllabus and the People's Education Press junior high school textbooks in various subjects. To facilitate junior high students in entering the final review phase earlier in their third year, we have added comprehensive review materials for junior high Chinese, English, mathematics, physics, and chemistry. To help readers make the most of this workbook, we introduce its features below.
"Golden" is a metaphor for "good" and "excellent." This workbook optimizes the combination of "teaching" and "practice," synchronization and question categorization, key knowledge points and difficult/important points, basic, intermediate, and advanced problems, lesson-based teaching and practice, and teacher-student collaboration in its design, hence the name "Golden Combination." The workbook is arranged so that one side "teaches" while the other side "practices," symbolizing "teaching and practicing simultaneously" or face-to-face teaching and practice between teachers and students.
In terms of design, one side "teaches" and the other side "practices" are combined into a single page, each marked with cutting lines. The pages can be torn out individually without affecting each other, making it more convenient than a loose-leaf workbook but just as flexible. This is convenient for students to use, for handing in assignments, for teachers to grade, and for parents to review.
Regarding content planning, it does not simply involve teaching a lesson and then assigning a practice exercise, as such exercises are already provided in the textbooks as after-class problems. Instead, students need workbooks that, under the premise of synchronization, summarize the knowledge system of a chapter into several complete categories of questions for detailed explanations, followed by practice exercises based on these categories. This format significantly enhances the purposefulness, comprehensiveness, and test-preparation focus of the explanations and exercises. After using this workbook, students will undoubtedly improve their problem-solving skills and comprehensive abilities.
"Golden Combination · Teach and Practice on One Page" was developed based on student needs. Its superiority is unmatched by ordinary workbooks. The form is "teaching and practicing on one page," and the content is categorized by questions under the premise of synchronization. Therefore, this workbook perfectly combines these two aspects—"teaching through questions," "guiding practice with explanations," and "prioritizing practice."
"Teaching through questions" means using questions to explain knowledge, methods, and abilities. "Guiding practice with explanations" means using questions to test knowledge, the application of methods, and abilities, improving comprehensive skills, innovative thinking, and test-taking abilities through practice after explanations. "Prioritizing practice" means providing synchronized exercises (with lesson-based teaching and practice in Chinese), unit comprehensive exercises, mid-term tests, and final tests, catering to students of different levels. The difficulty of the questions focuses not only on basic problems but also on intermediate and more challenging ones, making this workbook suitable for students of medium and above average ability.
Due to its strong synchronization and convenient cutting, this workbook can be used in classroom teaching, as well as for post-class review and parental guidance. Since it is categorized by questions and synchronized, it is also suitable for regions using textbooks other than the People's Education Press. Owning this workbook is like having a great teacher as a companion, and with this guide by your side, you will surely achieve your dreams in June.