Common challenges：

• Unable to establish a direct connection between mathematics and life
• Hard to quickly find and apply patterns in solving problems
• Difficulty in constructing long logic chains

Our solution：

• Gamified teaching
• Verifying conclusions through practical exploration, and enhancing a sense of achievement through hands-on verification
• Simultaneously improve spatial cognition and logical deduction abilities in a single problem.

Common challenges：

• Difficulty understanding calculation concepts leads to easily forgetting calculation steps.
• Boring calculations discourage practice, leading to poor skills and slow speed.

Our Solution:

• Visualize numbers and formulas to make calculation more vivid and easier to understand.
• Apply mathematical formulas to solve real-life problems.
• Stimulate children's interest in learning.

Common challenges：

• Lack of spatial thinking training from a young age.
• Insensitivity to geometric concepts.
• Difficulty in transforming geometric images into numerical relationships.
• The approach to problem-solving is outdated and complicated.

Our solution：

• More interesting and clear teaching methods, conducive to children's memory.
• Diversified question design, developing children's geometric observation and spatial imagination skills.

Common challenges

• Facing challenges in text comprehension
• Struggling to transform information into numbers and equations
• Insufficient summary of logic chains and question types

Our Solution

• Emphasizing real-life scenarios, focusing on the application of mathematics in daily life
• Using simple cases to guide children in exploring patterns, and learning the method of drawing conclusions through induction and deduction
• From images to abstract progression, in line with the CPA learning method