How do these four parts relate to the three-part lesson plan the Van de Walle text describes? How should these key findings drive instructional decisions? Give examples.
George Polya (1887-1985) is considered by many to be the father of problem-solving in mathematics. His book, How to Solve It (1945), presents a four-part plan for problem-solving and discusses numerous problem-solving strategies. Research George Polya on the Internet. 1.What are the four parts to Polya’s plan for problem-solving, and what does he say should […]
