Author: Wu Shujun
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features:
This series of books is characterized by learning computers through fairy tales, guiding children into the world of computers with joy. It features a unique combination of operation diagrams and step-by-step explanations, making learning more efficient. The innovative 3D character figures are lively and vivid, and the full-color 16-page design captures children's attention, enhancing the learning experience. More than just a computer textbook, this was a primary idea during the book's creation. The nine-year compulsory education emphasizes a child-centered learning approach, where all learning is led by the child. Sixth-grade students already possess a strong sense of autonomy, and this book aims to become the best learning tool for them. While learning to master tools, they will also learn to master learning itself. The book begins with group-based thematic learning, gradually guiding children through creating thematic flowcharts, collecting relevant materials, conducting experiments and observations, and recording results. If they use charts to explain observations, prepare presentations, and publish online, they will learn the comprehensive application of Office tools. Additionally, through this book, children will learn various knowledge related to plants. Later, no matter what topic they face, they can apply these skills.
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