Mathematics · Pedagogy
Problem-solving strategies in mathematics do not necessarily involve:
- 1Reviewing and redesigning the strategies
- 2Learning and rote memorizing formulae to solve problems✓
- 3Selecting and designing possible solutions using prior knowledge of mathematical concepts
- 4Identifying and defining a problem
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Learning and rote memorizing formulae to solve problems
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