2014
DOI: 10.30935/scimath/9408
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Development of the structured problem posing skills and using metaphoric perceptions

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“…Namun penelitian ini menggunakan kategori situasi pengajuan masalah terstruktur. Siswa berhasil melakukan pengajuan masalah dalam tipe terstruktur secara signifikan (Arikan & Unal, 2014). Proses matematika terdiri dari pembuktian, membalikkan, mengkhususkan, menggeneralisasi, dan memperluas untuk menghasilkan masalah baru (Contreras, 2007).…”
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“…Namun penelitian ini menggunakan kategori situasi pengajuan masalah terstruktur. Siswa berhasil melakukan pengajuan masalah dalam tipe terstruktur secara signifikan (Arikan & Unal, 2014). Proses matematika terdiri dari pembuktian, membalikkan, mengkhususkan, menggeneralisasi, dan memperluas untuk menghasilkan masalah baru (Contreras, 2007).…”
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“…An educational methodology that directly cooperates with modelling is problem posing (Bonotto, 2013;English, 1998;Xie & Masingila, 2017), representing an effective practice for real life problems (Arikan & Unal, 2014). Indeed, there is some consensus that the process of getting from a problem outside of mathematics to its mathematical formulation in mathematical modelling begins with the formulation of questions (Pollak, 2003), favouring abilities such as data collection, distinction between relevant and incoherent data, formulation of hypothesis and conjectures and advanced problem solving strategies 2013) (Cai et al, 2015).…”
Section: Mathematical Problem Posingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Imagination is often said to be the basis of creative thinking activities. Creative people have many hidden piles of imagination in their brains (Arikan & Unal, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%