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1. mathgeekmama.com › wp-content › uploadsStrategies for Problem Solving - Math Geek Mama

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   Chapter 1: The Problem Solving Process............................................7. Chapter 2: Teach Kids to Problem Solve by Drawing a Picture...............11. Chapter 3: Teach Kids to Problem Solve by Solving an Easier Problem....13. Chapter 4: Teach Kids to Problem Solve by Working Backwards............15.

2. www.mathlearningcenter.org › sites › defaultLearning Problem-Solving Strategies by Using Math Games 1.2312016

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   Appendix 1 summarizes the problem-solving strategies and some key terms explored in the book. It also provides additional information about effective ways to use games in education.

3. www.mathlearningcenter.org › sites › defaultLearning to Think Mathematically About Multiplication

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   A Resource for Teachers, A Tool for Young Children. Authored by Jeffrey Frykholm, Ph.D. This book is designed to help students develop a rich understanding of multiplication and division through a variety of problem contexts, models, and methods that elicit multiplicative thinking.

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   1. Read each activity aloud or have a child read it aloud to the rest of the group. 2. Allow children ample time to think and respond. 3. Ask students questions to assess their understanding of the problem. 4. Welcome different strategies for solving the problem. Encourage divergent thinking. 5. Observe children as they work in order monitor their

5. www.corelearn.com › files › Problem Solving in Elem Math PRG_v2Problem Solving in Elementary Math - corelearn.com

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   1. Prepare problems and use them in whole-class instruction. Include both routine and nonroutine problems in problem-solving activities. Ensure that students will understand the problem by addressing issues students might encounter with the problem’s context or language.

6. www.nrich.maths.org › content › idThe Problem-solving Classroom - NRICH

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   Part 1: Highlighting Key Problem-solving Skills One of the ways we can help learners become better problem solvers is by repeatedly and explicitly giving them opportunities to develop key problem-solving skills. NRICH defines 'problem-solving skills' as those skills which children use once they have got going on a

7. www.map.mathshell.org › pd › modulesProblem Solving Lessons - mathshell.org

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   Problem Solving lessons are intended to assess and develop students’ capacity to select and deploy their mathematical knowledge in non-routine contexts and typically involve students in comparing and critiquing alternative approaches to solving a problem.