Description: A newly conceived gifted-and-talented thinking math workbook that keeps pace with the latest educational trends. It features numerous integrated problems that combine math with science, sports, music, art, film, and storytelling, helping students view the mathematical principles and challenges they encounter in everyday life from an integrated, multi-perspective approach — building the ability to solve problems more creatively. Author: CMATH Math Research Institute Recent works: , , <[Set] Gifted Thinking Math 1031 Pre A-D (Complete Set of 4 Books)> ... 144 titles in total About the Author: The CMATH Math Research Institute is made up of researchers passionate about and skilled in math education. Based on the academic nature of mathematics and a learner-centered educational philosophy, the institute researches and develops the best possible math curricula and content to strengthen students' mathematical thinking. Having popularized the concept of 'thinking math' through its 'CMATH' and 'AP Math' programs, the institute has also developed the 'Gifted' program for gifted students, the '1031' math and science book series, the '1031 Gifted Aptitude Test,' the 'Sangwigwon Math 960' series, the 'Sangwigwon Clever Math' series, the 'Thinking Preschool Math' series, the 'Sangwigwon Math TenTen: Exploring and Solving Problems' series, the 'Thinking Math 1031' series, and various multimedia math content — leading the way in math education. A Newly Conceived Gifted Thinking Math Workbook That Keeps Pace with the Latest Educational Trends STEAM (convergence) education and storytelling-based education have emerged as key approaches for helping students discover new problems and solve them in new ways. 'Yeongjae Sagoryeok Math 1031' includes numerous integrated problems that combine math with science, sports, music, art, film, and storytelling, helping students approach the mathematical principles and tasks they encounter in daily life with integrated, multi-faceted thinking — building the ability to solve problems more creatively. Thorough Analysis of 15 Years of Gifted Education Center and Competition Exam Questions The series thoroughly analyzes and reflects gifted education center entrance exam questions and math competition problems from 1998 to the present. It is an essential foundational resource for students preparing for gifted education programs and math competitions. Step-by-Step, Category-Based Structure for Customized Learning The series is organized into five levels — Intro, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Level D — designed as a spiral curriculum that builds progressively. Each book covers two content areas, allowing students to choose the appropriate level and area based on their individual needs. 240 Problem Types with Clear Solving Strategies A total of 120 topics are categorized into 24 problem types, helping students develop the ability to interpret problems from a mathematical perspective across a variety of situations. The 'Ways to Think' and 'Step' sections provide guidance for designing solution strategies, greatly contributing to the development of self-directed problem-solving skills. A Workbook That Builds Intuitive Understanding of Concepts Logic is used to prove something, but intuition is what's needed to discover or invent something new. Traditional math education typically presents a concept first, then demonstrates how to logically solve problems using that concept — an approach that often fails to motivate or engage students. 'Yeongjae Sagoryeok Math 1031' first presents material that blends math with other subjects through storytelling, then encourages students to try solving problems on their own in the 'Give It a Try First' section — before any instruction limits their thinking. This approach sparks genuine motivation and interest while helping students form an intuitive understanding of concepts. [Book Composition] Four books by category: Book A (Numbers, Operations) Book B (Shapes, Measurement) Book C (Patterns, Logic) Book D (Probability & Statistics, Problem Solving) [Recommended Grade Level] : For 4th and 5th graders who have completed the 4th grade math curriculum