2006 Graduation Entrance Examination Primary School Comprehensive Review Guide -- Mathematics

Author: Beijing Tianli Examination Information Network
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Publish Date: 2005-10-11
Features: Quality-oriented education is in full swing, yet it does not exclude exams. In fact, primary and junior high schools across the country, especially prestigious junior high schools and foreign language schools, hold graduation exams or entrance exams for middle school. To help primary school graduates review and consolidate the knowledge and skills they have learned during their primary school years, and to smoothly pass the primary school graduation exam and the junior high school entrance exam, we have meticulously compiled this series of books based on the revised Primary School Teaching Syllabus, providing a highly effective comprehensive review and guidance for primary school graduates in 2006.
This series takes quality-oriented education as its fundamental starting point, integrating the spirit of the new curriculum and the latest educational concepts of today. It strives to be "new, concise, unique, and dynamic." Breaking away from traditional models, the series emphasizes the integration of subjects and the connection between the classroom and real life. It abandons the monotonous and dull pattern of repetitive exercises, catering to the psychological reality of primary school students. By designing exercises based on scenarios that interest students, it guides them to engage in independent, exploratory, and enjoyable learning, fostering their practical and innovative abilities.
The series is divided into three sets: "Primary School Comprehensive Review Tutorial" (one volume each for Chinese and Mathematics), "Primary School Graduation and Promotion Achievement Guide and Practice" (one volume each for Chinese and Mathematics), and "Primary School Comprehensive Review Special Practice" (one volume each for Chinese and Mathematics).
The "Primary School Comprehensive Review Tutorial" scientifically categorizes knowledge points by topic, covering almost all key knowledge points in the primary school curriculum. Each topic concisely lists the knowledge and skills that primary school students should master by graduation. It provides in-depth yet easy-to-understand explanations of key points, sets up examples for important knowledge in the topic, and offers detailed analysis to inspire critical thinking. The achievement practice exercises are of moderate difficulty and volume, allowing students of average ability to complete them within 30 minutes. The advanced practice exercises are designed for students with stronger academic abilities, featuring fewer questions but higher difficulty.
The "Primary School Graduation and Promotion Achievement Guide and Practice" comprehensively covers exercises on foundational, comprehensive, and exploratory questions for each knowledge point, accompanied by simple guidance and hints for key points in each chapter. The questions are flexible, novel, and engaging, closely related to students' real-life experiences. This helps cultivate students' interest in learning, improve their learning abilities and comprehensive qualities, and lay a solid foundation for their middle school studies.
The "Primary School Comprehensive Review Special Practice" organizes and integrates scattered knowledge points based on the requirements of the Primary School Teaching Syllabus and the content of various textbook versions. The special practice exercises, presented in multiple formats, progress step by step from simple to complex, aligning with the cognitive patterns of primary school students. This facilitates their review, summarization, and enhancement.
All sets in the series are accompanied by a certain number of primary school graduation simulation tests. These serve two purposes: first, to enhance students' comprehensive application skills and help them adapt quickly to the types and volumes of questions in primary school exams; second, to facilitate teachers in administering simulation exams to primary school graduates. Both exercises and simulation tests come with reference answers, providing evaluation references for teachers' assessments and students' self-assessments.
This series is suitable for primary school students in different regions preparing for graduation and promotion exams. It can serve as self-study material for students, teaching reference for teachers, and a convenient guide for parents to assist their children.