2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11858-020-01130-4
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Word problems in mathematics education: a survey

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“…John Dewey believes that a person learns to solve the problem by meeting several challenging situations and discovering the solution. Students use different sources, observations, visits, and interviews to lead them to the solution [34,35]. Their goal is to find out more about the solution.…”
Section: 5mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…John Dewey believes that a person learns to solve the problem by meeting several challenging situations and discovering the solution. Students use different sources, observations, visits, and interviews to lead them to the solution [34,35]. Their goal is to find out more about the solution.…”
Section: 5mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…B. Verschaffel et al 2020) folgend verwenden wir den Begriff "additiv" für Situationen und Situationsstrukturen als Oberbegriff für Situationen, die mit einer Addition oder Subtraktion modelliert werden können. Für mathematische Modelle differenzieren wir im Text jedoch zwischen "additiven Strukturen bzw.…”
Section: Lösen Von Textaufgaben Als Rekonstruktion Und Anreicherung Von Situationsstrukturenunclassified
“…Children's first encounter with multiplicative problems is often in models belonging to the class isomorphy of measures, such as equal groups. Combinatorial problems come later, and Verschaffel et al (2020) write that problems built around a Cartesian product situation are by many people not recognised as multiplicative (p. 5). This phenomenon can be seen as an epistemological obstacle, and in the teaching sequence based on combinatorial problems, which is presented in this paper, part of the target knowledge was that the pupils should realise that these problems could be solved using multiplication and represented using rectangular arrays.…”
Section: Combinatorial Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%