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Polya's Four Steps In Problem Solving

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Lesson 3-4 Polya’s 4 Steps in Problem Solving
Problem solving is one of the skills to be developed in dealing with mathematics. Teaching problem solving as a general skill is invaluable to a student’s learning, confidence and independence. And, by teaching students this discipline of solving problems the students will be better equipped to reach their goals in the future because they will learn that there are different ways to approach a problem and if the "problem solver" gets stuck they can try to look at the problem from a different perspective and attempt a different method to reach a solution. Also, students have to learn how to make decisions independently; to be personally responsible for their life learning.
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