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Math Overview (Slide Show Version)

Problem Solving

  • Build new mathematical knowledge through problem solving
  • Solve problems that arise in mathematics and in other contexts
  • Apply and adapt a variety of appropriate
    strategies to solve problems
  • Monitor and reflect on the processes of mathematical problem solving

NCTM Standards 2000


Problem solving is a fundamental process. You can think of it both as a goal and a means for learning math. In order to problem solve effectively students need to understand the math concepts and operations. They also need good computational skills.

Finally, they need to be able to evaluate problem situations and develop skills in mathematical reasoning.



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