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초등 수학교과서의 문제해결 역량 및 과제 유형 분석: 수와 연산 영역의 도전/생각 수학과 탐구 수학을 중심으로
Analysis of problem solving competency and types of tasks in elementary mathematics textbooks: Challenging/Thinking and inquiry mathematics in the domain of number and operation 원문보기

Journal of the Korean Society of Mathematical Education. Series A. The Mathematical Education, v.60 no.4, 2021년, pp.431 - 449  

여승현 (앨러바마대학교) ,  서희주 (성균관대학교) ,  한선영 (성균관대학교) ,  김진호 (대구교육대학교)

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Elementary mathematics textbooks present contents for enhancing problem solving competency. Still, teachers find teaching problem solving to be challenging. To understand the supports textbooks are suggesting, this study examined tasks from the challenging/thinking and inquiry mathematics. We analyz...

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