Subject-specific problem solving
- general-purpose mathematical strategies
- computer-assisted problem solving -- allows focus on the concepts without complex calculations
- attitude
- awareness
"That's Not My Problem"
- ownership -- must believe this is a problem, and have a stake in solving it
- one conceptualization:
- Problem Space
- Solution Paths
- analogies follow from there
- working backwards
- hill climbing
- means-ends analysis
- forward chaining
- problem representation -- visual, verbal -- may be the most important step
- Skinner says all behavioral processes are relevant
- challenging area with few advanced models right now
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