Comparison of ``What numbers make sense?'' problems solving in the Czech Republic and Lithuania
Word problems pose many challenges for students. One of them is the failure to understand the task conditions and the mechanical solution of the problem. This problem can be addressed by incorporating non-standard word problems into the learning process. The article reviews the type of non-standar...
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Word problems pose many challenges for students. One of them is the failure to understand the task conditions and the mechanical solution of the problem. This problem can be addressed by incorporating non-standard word problems into the learning process. The article reviews the type of non-standard word problems called ``Where numbers make sense?'' and discusses its potential applications. It also presents the results of a study conducted with students from Lithuania and the Czech Republic.
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| spelling | doaj-art-a78f3cc8be214c009abf563e00bd7f452025-01-20T18:14:59ZengVilnius University PressLietuvos Matematikos Rinkinys0132-28182335-898X2023-11-0164B10.15388/LMR.2023.33594Comparison of ``What numbers make sense?'' problems solving in the Czech Republic and LithuaniaIeva Kilienė0Vilnius University Word problems pose many challenges for students. One of them is the failure to understand the task conditions and the mechanical solution of the problem. This problem can be addressed by incorporating non-standard word problems into the learning process. The article reviews the type of non-standard word problems called ``Where numbers make sense?'' and discusses its potential applications. It also presents the results of a study conducted with students from Lithuania and the Czech Republic. https://www.journals.vu.lt/LMR/article/view/33594word problemsnon-standard word problemsmathematical reasoning |
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| title | Comparison of ``What numbers make sense?'' problems solving in the Czech Republic and Lithuania |
| title_full | Comparison of ``What numbers make sense?'' problems solving in the Czech Republic and Lithuania |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Comparison of ``What numbers make sense?'' problems solving in the Czech Republic and Lithuania |
| title_short | Comparison of ``What numbers make sense?'' problems solving in the Czech Republic and Lithuania |
| title_sort | comparison of what numbers make sense problems solving in the czech republic and lithuania |
| topic | word problems non-standard word problems mathematical reasoning |
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