Primary School Mathematics Olympiad Topic Detailed Explanation and Problem-Solving Training

Author: Peng Lin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Learning is a rugged mountain path; I would be a cane to provide support when you are about to fall. Learning is a turbulent river; I would be a small boat carrying your dreams to the other shore of your ideals. Sometimes, ideals are like moonless nights; I would be the North Star to guide you when you are confused. Every time you fall, it pains me; every time you rise, it moves me; every time you sow, it brings my hope; and every time you harvest, it is my success. Let the "Smart Learning Series" accompany you on this journey. The main features of this set, "Hot Topics in Mathematical Competitions," differ from previous works as follows:
It integrates mathematical culture into the Mathematical Olympiad, filled with a humanistic atmosphere, with mathematical celebrities and interesting stories throughout, which helps to enhance students' interest in mathematics and provides good material for regular mathematics.
It introduces new elements and learning methods from curriculum reform, such as trial and exploration, into the Mathematical Olympiad. The writing format includes mathematical activity materials and spaces such as "Try It," "Think About It," and "Practice It." This is something that was not present in previous competition materials or books.
It combines competition content with regular curriculum content very well, integrating them into a cohesive whole, which provides a broader space for activities or exploration in regular classrooms. This means that every mathematics teacher and student can use this book as a textbook for mathematical exploration activities.
Each chapter is almost independent and can be a topic lecture of about 1 to 2 class periods. Of course, the learning content and order can be adjusted as needed.