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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.
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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.
Here are some strategies you can use to help solve your math problem: Draw a picture. Guess and check. Look for a pattern. Make a table. Work backwards. Write an equation. Strategies.
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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
Acting out the problem is a strategy that is very effective for young children. Example 1: There are 4 people in the room. If each one shakes hand with one another, how many handshakes occur? Students may act out the problem, or they may use counters, toys, or. figures to act out the problem.
