This is a mental arithmetic guide that can help children quickly improve their math scores.
This book mainly covers mathematical knowledge points in primary and secondary schools. The example explanations in the book combine a variety of mathematical concepts and solution solutions to help children understand mathematical principles, develop logical thinking habits in mathematics, and stimulate children's own initiative. At the same time, for the after-school exercises in each unit, the author carefully provides "slow motion of problem-solving ideas", allowing children to consolidate knowledge points and develop thinking habits during the exercises.
At the same time, the book contains a large number of life-related case teachings, which integrate the teaching of mental arithmetic skills into specific life scenarios to cultivate children's mathematical thinking and number sense in the real world. The author also uses columns to share some of his unique views on education and social development, which can provide readers with macro-strategic suggestions and guidance.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! It cultivates children's logical thinking through a variety of mathematical concepts and solution solutions, which is very helpful in improving mathematics scores. The case teaching in the book is also very good. It integrates mental arithmetic skills into life scenes, allowing children to better understand and apply them. Moreover, the author also shared some educational perspectives, which are quite enlightening. All in all, I think this is a very helpful mental arithmetic guide for primary and secondary school students.
This book is very practical! It cultivates children's logical thinking through a variety of mathematical concepts and solution solutions, which is very helpful in improving mathematics scores. The case teaching in the book is also very good. It integrates mental arithmetic skills into life scenes, allowing children to better understand and apply them. Moreover, the author also shared some educational perspectives, which are quite enlightening. All in all, I think this is a very helpful mental arithmetic guide for primary and secondary school students.