Primary School First Grade Math Competition Training 100 Examples of Learning by Example

Author: Xu Biao
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This series of books is designed to embody the following characteristics: Comprehensive content, spiral progression. The series is organized by grade level, with 100 thematic units set for each grade. Each unit serves as a training module. The 100 themes cover the essential content of Olympic mathematics for each grade level in detail and are systematically categorized. At the same time, attention is paid to the connection between grades, reflecting levels and gradients. Rooted in fundamentals, typical selections. Each grade closely aligns with the curriculum and teaching materials. Topics are set according to the sequence of textbook content, based on students' actual knowledge structure and cognitive development. This facilitates self-study and extension exercises after mastering basic textbook knowledge. One example, three exercises, learn by analogy. Each theme selects representative problems from a vast pool of questions. "Approach" provides analysis and guidance; "Detailed Solution" offers a thorough explanation; "Tricks" summarizes the relevant knowledge, methods, and techniques for the theme. (Practice with good questions) Three exercises are set for each theme, corresponding to the knowledge points, allowing students to complete them independently and cultivate the ability to generalize and apply knowledge. Growing with the times, keeping pace with the era. The entire book reflects the spirit of the new curriculum standards, with example and exercise content incorporating typical problems from recent mathematics competitions across various regions. This demonstrates the new curriculum standards, showcasing modernity, interest, openness, exploration, and practicality, while closely connecting with real-life scenarios to guide students in learning and applying mathematics in daily life.