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  1. A Mathematical Thinking Lesson for Everyone completed This book selects 23 classic questions from a large number of questions in the junior high school entrance exam, high school entrance exam, university entrance exam, etc., To tell you to understand 7 aspects of mathematical thinking and master the ability to solve unknown problems: Observe problems by sorting information: information sorting ability and observation ability; Concrete or abstract problems depending on the situation: imagination and patterning skills; For difficult questions, decom Reads8.7ScoreShelves
  2. How Do People Who Are Good at Math Think? completed Do you think that learning mathematics is just to cope with exams and will not be of much use after entering society anyway? If you think so, you are absolutely wrong! In fact, the essence of mathematics is an advanced way of thinking. This book systematically organizes junior high school mathematics knowledge and summarizes the 7 skills hidden behind it. As long as you master these 7 skills, you can not only solve almost all mathematical problems, but also greatly improve your thinking ability Reads8.3ScoreShelves
  3. The Study Method Taught to Me by a Professor at Tokyo University completed Before high school, the title "smart guy" had nothing to do with me. But later, not only did I get admitted to Tokyo University's stellar physics major, I even joined JAXA. The reason why I can make my life have more possibilities is because I have mastered the learning methods my father taught me, and I know how to use my own brain to think, and finally I can grow up and become a talent and realize my dreams. What should be the goal of learning? This book will solve this problem for everyone. T Reads8.7ScoreShelves
  4. How to Awaken Your Mathematical Brain (Three Volumes) completed "How to Awaken Your Mathematical Brain". After many years of teaching experience and research, the author of this book has discovered that in fact, as long as you understand the seven aspects of mathematical thinking, you can transform the "unconscious" mathematical thinking process into a "conscious" thinking process, eliciting the inner mathematical potential and putting it to use in various necessary moments. No matter how good you think you are at mathematics, this method can effectively sti Reads9.2ScoreShelves