The role of a mathematician does not involve adding columns of numbers. It is about using logic, looking for patterns, discovering rules, and organizing data. It does involve the use of computational skills, but more importantly, it calls for the use of imagination.
Young math students will become expert problem solvers with this program of eight problem-solving techniques that include:
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Jean McCall received her bachelor's degree from Eastern Illinois University and a master's degree from Governors State University. Jean taught kindergarten for 30 years in Lansing, IL, and has run the Learning Resource Center, directed the Accelerated Reader program, and taught K–5 computer classes for the past 5 years. Her hobbies include: reading, golf, crafts, and supporting the University of Illinois basketball team.
Joan Vydra is coauthor of No Problem!: Taking the Problem Out of Mathematical Problem Solving andPrimarily Creativity.
Joan Vydra is coauthor of No Problem!: Taking the Problem Out of Mathematical Problem Solving and Primarily Creativity.
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