Solving Math Word Problems
Some word problems can and should be done in students' heads. However, in order for students to fully understand what they are doing and why, they should use the following steps to solve math word problems. 1. Read the problem at least twice for full comprehension. 2. Highlight or underline the important information. 3. What is being asked of you? What do you want to know? (This is the questions that is usually at the end of the word problem.) 4. What operation needs to be performed? Look for key words. (sum, difference, total, etc.) 5. What steps do you need to take in order to solve the problem? List them. 6. Solve the problem and check your answer. Math Basics
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Mathematics
The specific expectations in Mathematics are organized into 5 strands: · Number Sense and Numeration · Measurement · Geometry and Spatial Sense · Patterning and Algebra · Data Management and Probability The following are a set of 7 expectations that describe the mathematical processes students need to learn and apply and which are integrated into all the strands. 1. Problem Solving 2. Reasoning and Proving 3. Reflecting 4. Selecting Tools and Computational Strategies 5. Connecting 6. Representing 7. Communicating The students may log onto the Student Centre www.mathk8.nelson.com for additional exercises and games that reinforce new concepts and skills. (click on the link to open it) |
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