Cited by 409Mathematics Education and PedagogyMathematics Education and Teaching TechniquesHistory and Theory of Mathematics

Mathematical thinking and problem solving

·2016·Routledge eBooks

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Contents: Preface. J.L. Schwartz, The Role of Research in Reforming Mathematics Education: A Different Approach. M. Linn, R. Pea, A Discussion of Judah Schwartz's Chapter. B. Reznick, Some Thoughts on Writing for the Putnam. L.C. Larson, Comments on Bruce Reznick's Chapter. I. Olkin, A.H. Schoenfeld, A Discussion of Bruce Reznick's Chapter. A.H. Schoenfeld, Reflections on Doing and Teaching Mathematics. L. Henkin, J.L. Schwartz, A Discussion of Alan Schoenfeld's Chapter. J.J. Kaput, Democratizing Access to Calculus: New Routes to Old Roots. E. Dubinsky, Comments on James Kaput's Chapter. J. Confrey, E. Smith, Comments on James Kaput's Chapter. M. Cohen, A. Knoebel, D.S. Kurtz, D.J. Pengelley, Making Calculus Students Think with Research Projects. B.Y. White, R.G. Douglas, A Discussion of Cohen, Knoebel, Kurtz, and Pengelley's Chapter. E. Dubinsky, A Theory and Practice of Learning College Mathematics. R.G. Wenger, Comments on Ed Dubinsky's Chapter. A.A. diSessa, Comments on Ed Dubinsky's Chapter. S.S. Epp, The Role of Proof in Problem Solving. J.G. Greeno, Comments on Susanna Epp's Chapter. J. Addison, A Discussion of Susanna Epp's Chapter. T.A. Romberg, Classroom Instruction that Fosters Mathemical Thinking and Problem Solving: Connections Between Theory and Practice. G. Leinhardt, Comments of Thomas Romberg's Chapter. R.B. Davis, Comments on Thomas Romberg's Chapter. A.H. Schoenfeld, Epilogue.

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  • PSTs, especially at the elementary level, lack experiences that encourage them to rely on their internal mathematical authorities.

    “PSTs, especially at the elementary level, like the other college students that Povey and Burton (2003) studied, lack experiences that encourage them to rely on their internal mathematical authorities (Schoenfeld & Sloane, 2016).”

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2016-05-06
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  • Physical Sciences › Mathematics › Applied Mathematics › Mathematics Education and Pedagogy
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Keywords
mathematical thinking, mathematical problem solving, mathematics education reform, calculus teaching, classroom teaching, Putnam competition

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