Math Problem Solving Template
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Most problem solving processes in mathematics are based on George Pólya's celebrated book, How To Solve It. The Four Step Plan (Explore, Plan, Solve, and Examine) is a version of the method that is simplified for elementary students. Use this template to create a Math Problem Solving activity of your very own. The template incorporates both the original and simplified versions. Of course, you may modify your activity to use one version or the other.
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What does the template look like?
Here's a picture of what the Math Problem Solving Template looks like. You may also view the actual template and use your browser's "back" button to return to this page. Scroll down or click the "How can I use the template" link for more information on how to use this template to create a Math Problem Solving activity.
How can I use the template?
- Read all instructions before you begin.
- Copy the line of code from the box under the horizontal line below.
- Think of a title that describes the activity you plan to create.
- Type your title in the form below and click on the "New Page" button.
- Paste the code into the new page and click on the "Save" button at the bottom of the page.
- Use the "edit" tab at the top of the page to create your math problem solving activity!
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