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Introduction. Problem solving is an important component of mathematics across all phases of education. In the modern world, young people need to be able to engage with and interpret data and information.
Instructions. Have students work in pairs. Ask each student to make up a simple math problem and write it on a piece of paper, without the answer. Example: 10 ÷ 2 = 5. Ask students to exchange math problems with a partner. Ask students to make up a context for their partner’s math problem.
Why Is Mathematical Problem Solving Important? It helps students 1. develop and improve the generic ability to solve real life problems, 2. develop critical thinking skills and reasoning, 3. gain deep understanding of concepts, 4. work in groups, interact with and help each other. www.analyzemath.com 4/13/2009 2
The purpose of this article is to introduce rst a generic method of problem solving that provides a foundation for the development of problem solving skills and then a list of the techniques that I found particularly useful as a high school student when solving contest questions.
NRICH defines 'problem-solving skills' as those skills which children use once they have got going on a task and are working on the challenge itself. The skills which we consider to be key at NRICH are: Visualising. Working backwards. Reasoning logically. Conjecturing.
While working with 80 Grade 11 students, using one group pretest-posttest research design, Mukuka, Balimuttajjo, and Mutarutinya (2020) found that the SOLO taxonomy is an effective tool for assessing and fostering students’ mathematical problem-solving activities.
