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  1. Problem solving in mathematics education: tracing its ...

    Mathematical problem solving has been a prominent theme and research area in the mathematics education agenda during the last four decades. Problem-solving perspectives have influenced and shaped mathematics curriculum proposals and ways to support learning environments worldwide (Törner et al., 2007; Toh et al., 2023).Various disciplinary communities have identified and contributed to ...

  2. (PDF) PROBLEM SOLVING IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION: RECENT ...

    The aim of the present paper is to present and discuss the recent progress of the. problem solving process in mathematics education. 1. Introduction. Problem - Solving (P-S) is a principal ...

  3. Problem Solving in Mathematics Education

    1.3 Digital Technologies and Mathematical Problem Solving—Luz Manuel Santos-Trigo. Mathematical problem solving is a field of research that focuses on analysing the extent to which problem solving activities play a crucial role in learners' understanding and use of mathematical knowledge.

  4. Roles and characteristics of problem solving in the mathematics

    While these studies usually study specific aspects of problem solving, further research is needed to understand how to address problem solving from a more comprehensive perspective, especially in the curriculum. ... and teachers' roles during problem solving. We also identify five principles to implement problem solving in teaching ...

  5. PDF MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGIES AMONG STUDENT TEACHERS

    Guzman Gurat M. (2018) "Mathematical problem-solving strategies among student teachers", Journal on Efficiency and Responsibility in Education and Science, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 53-64, online ISSN 1803-1617, printed ISSN 2336-2375, doi: 10.7160/ ... This study used both quantitative and qualitative type of research. Aside from the semi ...

  6. Students' Problem-solving Difficulties and Coping Strategies in

    A number of research projects in educational assessment reveal that students struggle when it comes to accomplishing problem-solving tasks in Mathematics. Such a struggle is primarily due to the ...

  7. Students' Problem Solving Strategies in Problem Solving-mathematics

    The purpose of this research was to investigate students’ problem solving strategies (Posamentier & Krulik, 1998) in a problem solving- mathematics classroom, using an open approach as a teaching approach and composed of four phases: 1) posing open-ended problems, 2) students’ self learning, 3) whole class discussion, and 4 ...

  8. Mathematical Problem Solving: Current Themes, Trends, and Research

    This book contributes to the field of mathematical problem solving by exploring current themes, trends and research perspectives. It does so by addressing five broad and related dimensions: problem solving heuristics, problem solving and technology, inquiry and problem posing in mathematics education, assessment of and through problem solving ...

  9. Problem solving in the mathematics curriculum: From domain‐general

    PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS. While the importance of prior mathematics content knowledge for problem solving is well established (e.g. Sweller, 1988), how students can be taught to draw on this knowledge effectively, and mobilize it in novel contexts, remains unclear (e.g. Polya, 1957; Schoenfeld, 2013).Without access to teaching techniques that do this, students' mathematical ...

  10. Students' Difficulties in Mathematics Problem-Solving: What do they Say

    Mathematics problem solving is not a topic but a process underlie the whole mathematics programmes which contextually helped concepts and skills to be learned (Ibrahim 1997). Many mathematics skills were involved in problem-solving. ... Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Research and Education in Mathematics (ICREM3). INSPEM ...

  11. What research tells us about teaching mathematics through problem solving

    1999). However, teaching mathematics through problem solving is a relatively new idea in the. history of problem solving in the mathem atics cu rriculum (Lester, 1994). In fact, because teaching ...

  12. PDF Students' Mathematical Problem-solving Ability Based on Teaching Models

    of research by Son, Darhim, and Fatimah (2019) about errors made in solving algebraic problems based on Polya's and Newman's theory. The results showed that more than 50% of the participants ... Mathematical problem-solving ability (MPSA) of students can be seen from several dimensions, one of .

  13. Frontiers

    Introduction. The research on instruction in mathematical problem-solving has progressed considerably during recent decades. Yet, there is still a need to advance our knowledge on how teachers can support their students in carrying out this complex activity (Lester and Cai, 2016).Results from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) show that only 53% of students from the ...

  14. Problem Solving

    Fortunately, a considerable amount of research on teaching and learning mathematical problem solving has been conducted during the past 40 years or so and, taken collectively; this body of work provides useful suggestions for both teachers and curriculum writers. The following brief provides some directions on teaching with problem solving ...

  15. PDF Mathematics Word Problem Solving Through Collaborative Action Research

    mathematical terms is significant and increases their achievements. Kranda (2008) conducted research about the relationship between students' accurate understanding of mathematical vocabulary and their achievements, particularly focusing on understanding word problems and abilities to use appropriate mathematics language in word problem solving.

  16. Problem-Solving in Mathematics Education

    Regional or country mathematics education traditions also play a significant role in shaping and pursuing a problem-solving agenda. Artigue and Houdement summarized the use of problem-solving in mathematics education in France in terms of two influential and prominent theoretical and practical frameworks in didactic research: the theory of didactic situations (TDS) and the anthropological ...

  17. RESEARCH IN PROBLEM SOLVING IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

    Problem solving develops mathematical power. It gives students the tools to apply their mathematical knowledge to solve hypothetical and real world problems. Problem solving better represents the nature of mathematics. Research mathematicians apply this exact approach in their work on daily basis.

  18. Students' Mathematics Problem Solving Difficulties and Coping and

    Problems, difficulties and pressures abound everywhere. In Mathematics, much has been said and heard of students struggling with problem solving. This study therefore primarily aimed to develop models that could address the problem solving difficulties of students through their coping strategies. Specifically, it aimed to determine the students' strategies in coping with their difficulties ...

  19. Research on Mathematics Problem Solving in Elementary Education

    The foci of the research are (i) problem solving involving arithmetic and mathematical representations, (ii) mathematics teaching and learning based on word problems, (iii) cognition of pupils and ...

  20. Learners' algebraic and geometric connections when solving Euclidean

    The ability to make feature connections provides a point of departure in the solution process of a geometric problem. Contribution: Once the feature connection is established, other connections will subsequently emerge. In addition, the reversibility connections become a form of feature connection when solving Euclidean geometry riders.

  21. Empirical research on problem solving and problem posing: a ...

    The field of mathematics education has been focused on problem solving for well over 50 years. In that time, much research has been done and much has been written about problem solving, the sum of which has created a taken-as-shared belief that problem solving is, and should be, an important part of what it means to teach and learn mathematics.

  22. PDF Factors Affecting the Mathematics Problem Solving Skills of ...

    Montecalvo (2000) assessed the problem solving skills and attitude in Mathematics of Grade Six pupils in Linamon District, Division of Lanao del Norte during the school year 1999-2000. Results show that majority of the pupils had average performance in problem solving skills along fractions, decimals, and percentage.

  23. A singular integral identity for surface measure

    We prove that the integral of a certain Riesz-type kernel over \$(n − 1)\$-rectifiable sets in \$\mathbb{R}^n\$ is constant, from which a formula for surface measure immediately follows. Geometric interpretations are given, and the solution to a geometric variational problem characterizing convex domains follows as a corollary, strengthening a recent inequality of Steinerberger.

  24. Student Mathematics Performance and Problem-Solving Skills in an

    The research utilized a quasi-experimental design to find out and compare the mathematics performance of the students and problem-solving skills when they were exposed to Experiential Learning ...

  25. Generative AI is a Math Problem. Left Unchecked, It Could Be a Real

    Generative A.I., like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard, relies on statistical probability. Today's computers are powerful enough to train large language models on billions of pages of text. The models understand the patterns of language well enough to respond with startling lucidity, but they do not truly understand the subject matter. Given a word or letter, the models reference their ...

  26. Thoughts About Research On Mathematical Problem- Solving Instruction

    Problem-solving is a mandatory mathematics skill and the most suitable cognitive tool in mathematics education relevant to encounter professional, twenty-first-century, and everyday challenges [6 ...

  27. GANITPRAKASH, Textbook for Mathematics, Grade VI 674 ...

    GANITPRAKASH, Textbook for Mathematics, Grade VI 674 Edition 2024 Paperback - 1 August 2024 by National Council of Educational Research and Training (Author) 2.5 2.5 out of 5 stars 3 ratings

  28. Metacognitive control during problem solving at early ages in

    This research, following a sequential mixed-methods design, delves into metacognitive control in problem solving among 5- to 6-year-olds, using two floor-robot environments. In an initial qualitative phase, 82 pupils participated in tasks in which they directed a floor robot to one of two targets, with the closer target requiring more cognitive effort due to the turns involved. The results of ...

  29. Investigating the Influence of Instructional Materials on the Academic

    The research hypothesis states that there is no significant relationship between types of instructional materials available for use and students' academic performance in mathematics in public ...