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Questions tagged [problem-solving]

For questions related to creating, categorizing and identifying appropriate problems as well as the benefits of problem solving and related pedagogy including motivation.

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Does anyone have any good practical applications or theoretical extensions for the Law of Sines? I always struggle when trying to present this topic to students because it seems to just come out of ...
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I'm looking for books that present, discuss, and provide accessible examples of mathematical problem-solving techniques, such as: Dividing complex problems into smaller parts (Decomposition), ...
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I wonder how can one produce (basic perhaps) videos like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_0x6mUQ204 Is that some kind of tablet or device that offers users the ability to do so, or is it ...
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I am trying to implement some version of a Project or Problem-Based Learning methodology (which I will just refer to as "PBL"[1]) in Linear Algebra and I am not sure how classes are ...
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Does anyone have experience with giving students a collection of problems where they have to assess which ones they have the knowledge to solve? I was exploring the connection between video games and ...
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Trinity's Problem of the Week and Purdue's Problem of the Week were both weekly problems that were excellent for college math clubs to tangle with at their weekly meetings. However, both of them are ...
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I am highly interested in mathematics, and solving Olympiad maths problems has been a type of hobby for me. But due to my age, I will never be able to give the olympiads a go again. I want to know ...
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I heard that before you can handle data automatically, you have to know how to handle it manually. Why is it impossible to find a problem and build some machine learning algorithm to find a proper ...
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I heard that there were some studies on what is the best order for teaching math. But I cannot find any papers (probably my English is too poor to google this paper correctly). As I heard idea was: ...
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What I want to ask is: can I use the results of others when doing scientific research, whether it is math, physics or other science, without trying to prove them myself or try to verify them? For ...
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I have only passed the one fourth of my courses so far, which means like one year of the maths undergraduate studies. I live in a different place from where the university i study at is and try to ...
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How can you determine a quality of a solution for a mathematics problem in general ? If you try to explain too much then solution becomes bit longer and it takes time to go through causing less ...
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Terry Tao describes 3 stages of one's mathematics education on his web blog. 1: Pre-rigorous 2: Rigorous 3. Post-rigorous I know how one can progress from stage 1 to stage 2 (this simply can be done ...
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What can be the most appropriate way of asking , Solve the problem or answer the question ? As common usage in examinations we have question papers for all subjects. Therefore like in other subjects ...
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Is analogy a way to solve problems when doing research in math and physics? Is it very important?How important is it? Could i do independent scientific research on some open problems perhaps having ...
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