Problem Posing with the Multiplication Table

2014/05/05 by Benjamin Dickman · 1 voice
Mathematics · Social Sciences · #Mathematics Education and Pedagogy #Mathematics Education and Teaching Techniques

paper · doi:10.7916/jmetc.v5i1.643

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Abstract

Mathematical problem posing is an important skill for teachers of mathematics, and relates readily to mathematical creativity. This article gives a bit of background information on mathematical problem posing, lists further references to connect problem posing and creativity, and then provides 20 problems based on the multiplication table to be used or adapted for classroom use by teachers of mathematics.

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