Kim Hak-yeon: Math Secret Diary 24: What Is the Moving Picture?
"The pure fantasy learning cartoon of the first grade and the field of operations" - storylines that grow up with the leading lady, the Holy Father, through her school life, her friendships, her love, her adventures, etc. to the very basic numbers and operations of math learning. You can see it from childhood through primary grade, in accordance with the learning content of elementary math textbooks. "A big scheme for improving learning skills in association with textbooks" - easy to grasp textbook concepts by doing a quick, quick-temple job of doing so. Natural learning connections with quizzes and key theorems inserted in the middle of cartoons. Every time each painter finished, the concept check matter reviewed the lesson. An interesting learning possibility with comic characters on the storytelling issue at the back of the book. It's through the encyclopedia corner of math knowledge that it provides readings on a wide range of common sense and mathematical knowledge. "Acquire and fun math learning with attractive characters" - a close story structure that allows characters to learn the principles of numbers and how to calculate them easily and naturally. It's a profound story, and you can properly melt math content into it, so you can expect high learning effects. (Translator versus discriminatorics, which are forced to build stories for math learning) - and you can catch two rabbits, math learning and storytelling understanding. (Incredulate that math problems can be solved only by understanding stories as education begins to be developed).
Korean title: 수학 비밀일기 24: 움직이는 그림의 정체는?
Korean author: 김학연
Korean publisher: 천재코믹스
ISBN-13: 9791125934479












