Primary School Math Olympiad Thinking Guide and Practice -- Grade 4 Synchronous

Author: Wang Xiuliao, Kang Qiang (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-04
Features: Based on the teaching philosophy of the new primary school mathematics curriculum standards, this book focuses on the common thinking patterns and problem-solving methods encountered in mathematics competitions. Through "Knowledge Refresher," "Self-Learning Guidance," and "Classic Examples," students gradually master the thinking patterns and methodological principles of competitive mathematics, compensating for the shortcomings of classroom learning and broadening their academic horizons. Each chapter is accompanied by divergent thinking exercises, with training questions divided into Sets A and B, which help students train their thinking skills progressively from easy to advanced levels. To systematically enhance students' thinking abilities, the book also includes Stage Assessment Tests (I to V) and Comprehensive Training (I to III). The thematic content of this book is generally synchronized with students' regular classroom learning, making it suitable for self-study outside of class and for parents assisting in their children. Most of the exercise answers include thought analysis or hints, providing students with valuable resources for self-study and research.