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**课程名称：** Break Away - GMAT Problem Solving - 65 Solved And Explained **课程概述：** 本课程专注于GMAT考试中的“问题解决”（Problem Solving）题型。虽然这类题目通常被认为是GMAT中最简单的部分，但GMAT的自适应性会使简单题目变得更具挑战性。一旦在简单题上失误，考试分数可能会迅速下降。课程旨在帮助学员克服这种“简单题难做”的悖论，通过系统的方法和技巧，高效准确地解答这类题目。 **课程重点：** * **方法论：** 教授学员采用有条理、务实的工作方法来应对问题解决类题目。 * **数学技巧：** 涵盖大量的数学速算和记忆技巧，帮助学员节省答题时间，或作为确认答案的辅助方法。 * **解题思路：** 提供65道高质量、原创的GMAT风格问题解决题目，并进行详细的步骤解析，帮助学员理解出题者的思路。 * **学习时长：** 课程包含5小时以上的逐步推理视频，辅以视觉化讲解，帮助学员深入理解题目选项的正误原因。 **课程目标：** 通过学习本课程，学员将能够： * 自信地应对GMAT的问题解决题。 * 掌握一套系统性的解题方法。 * 熟练运用数学速算技巧，提高答题效率。 * 理解并掌握“为何正确选项正确，错误选项错误”的逻辑。 **适合人群：** 备考GMAT，希望提高问题解决类题目得分的考生。
The Problem Solving questions on the GMAT are the easiest on the test - which puts the pressure on you, the test-taker, to nail them all. The adaptive nature of the GMAT makes easy questions hard. Why this paradox? Because when you get an easy question, the pressure is on you to nail it - and nail it fast. If you miss on an easy question, the adaptive GMAT will relegate you pretty quickly to a lower tier score. And trust me, the pressure this puts on you can often lead you to get an easy question wrong. This is the paradox of the easy-but-hard questions on the GMAT.Problem-solving questions, unlike data sufficiency questions, are very predictable indeed. So - don't fear them. Adopt a methodical, workmanlike approach to these questions, and you will get them right with a minimum of fuss. That's what this class will help you do.Oh, and quick mathematical shortcuts are a big contributor to success on the GMAT. Use these shortcuts to solve questions in record time, or to confirm an answer you already arrived at using a more conventional technique. This course covers loads of such mathematical mnemonics. What's covered 65 high-quality problem-solving problems, original, and prepared to span the range of such questions on the GMAT5 hours of step-by-step reasoning, so you can learn to think like the test-settersVisual highlights so that you really get why alternatives are right or wrong
