Posing and Solving Mathematical Problems 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-28023-3_8
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Can Mathematical Problem Solving Be Taught? Preliminary Answers from 30 Years of Research

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“…In particular, the professional literature suggests various specifications of "good" mathematical problems (e.g., Lappan and Phillips 1998), characterizations of problem-solving classrooms (e.g., Engle and Conant 2002;Lampert 1990;Schoenfeld et al 2014), and sets of principles for teaching for and through problem solving (Cai 2010;Heller and Hungate 1985;Koichu et al 2007a;Lester 2013;Lester and Cai 2016;Schoenfeld 1983). In many cases, the recommendations are presented as generalized reflections on successful classroom practices, experiments, or series of experiments (e.g., Koichu et al 2007a, b;Lester 2013;Schoenfeld 1992).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In particular, the professional literature suggests various specifications of "good" mathematical problems (e.g., Lappan and Phillips 1998), characterizations of problem-solving classrooms (e.g., Engle and Conant 2002;Lampert 1990;Schoenfeld et al 2014), and sets of principles for teaching for and through problem solving (Cai 2010;Heller and Hungate 1985;Koichu et al 2007a;Lester 2013;Lester and Cai 2016;Schoenfeld 1983). In many cases, the recommendations are presented as generalized reflections on successful classroom practices, experiments, or series of experiments (e.g., Koichu et al 2007a, b;Lester 2013;Schoenfeld 1992).…”
Section: The Competitions Viva Mathematics With Computer and Theme Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, cuando hablamos de problemas matemáticos escolares no necesariamente es de esta manera, pues es el profesor el que diseña y selecciona los problemas (Lester y Cai, 2016). Este hecho implica que el docente realiza una primera etiquetación de una tarea como problema atendiendo a sus objetivos y a sus estudiantes.…”
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“…Así mismo, un 98% declara que se deben disponer de conceptos matemáticos que permitan articular un procedimiento de solución. En general, existe acuerdo sobre este aspecto y se encuentra alineado a la conceptualización de problema reportado por la literatura, en términos de tareas que promueven el desarrollo del pensamiento matemático de los estudiantes (Lester y Cai, 2016).…”
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“…In particular, the professional literature suggests various specifications of "good" mathematical problems (e.g., Lappan and Phillips 1998), characterizations of problem-solving classrooms (e.g., Engle and Conant 2002;Lampert 1990;Schoenfeld et al 2014), and sets of principles for teaching for and through problem solving (Cai 2010;Heller and Hungate 1985;Koichu et al 2007a;Lester 2013;Lester and Cai 2016;Schoenfeld 1983). In many cases, the recommendations are presented as generalized reflections on successful classroom practices, experiments, or series of experiments (e.g., Koichu et al 2007a, b;Lester 2013;Schoenfeld 1992).…”
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