A Website Resource For Mathematical Problem Solving
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The document summarizes a website resource designed to support teachers in mathematical problem solving. The website contains resources like a databank of mathematical problems organized by topic and problem type with solutions structured according to Polya's problem-solving stages. It also includes a discussion forum, video clips of classroom lessons and workshops, and other materials. Feedback from participating teachers found they downloaded problems, viewed video clips for reflection and ideas, and had concerns about solutions. The website aims to extend teaching of mathematical problem solving for primary school grades 5 and secondary school grade 1.
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