Aims ：

1.1 To develop students' abilities to think critically and logically, to be creative, to conceptualize, to inquire, and to reason mathematically, as well as the ability to use mathematics to formulate and solve problems in daily life, mathematical, or other contexts.

1.2 To communicate through the language of mathematics and to express ideas clearly and logically.

1.3 To develop students' ability to work with numbers, symbols, and other mathematical objects.

1.4 To cultivate students' number sense, symbol sense, spatial sense, measurement sense, and the ability to recognize patterns and structures.

1.5 To foster a positive attitude toward learning mathematics and an appreciation of the aesthetic and cultural aspects of mathematics.

Mathematics Learning Activities In mathematics classes, students construct knowledge through hands-on activities and electronic learning, which helps them enhance their understanding of mathematical concepts and mastery of skills. In the math exams, written assessments account for 90%, while practical assessments make up 10%, conducted by teachers in a one-on-one format.

Mathematics Booth Games