1982
DOI: 10.1080/0020739820130607
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Teaching mathematical modeling— reflections and advice

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“…Many scientists have been studying problems related to teaching Mathematical Modeling in different countries. For instance, Burghes and Huntley (1982) presented the teaching mathematical modeling on reflections and advice while Verschaffel and De Corte (1997) provided approaches in teaching realistic mathematical modeling in the elementary school with teaching experiment on some fifth-grade students. Also, Abrams (2001) discussed the teaching mathematical modeling and provided some skills of representing mathematical modeling.…”
Section: Applications Of Matrix Theory In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many scientists have been studying problems related to teaching Mathematical Modeling in different countries. For instance, Burghes and Huntley (1982) presented the teaching mathematical modeling on reflections and advice while Verschaffel and De Corte (1997) provided approaches in teaching realistic mathematical modeling in the elementary school with teaching experiment on some fifth-grade students. Also, Abrams (2001) discussed the teaching mathematical modeling and provided some skills of representing mathematical modeling.…”
Section: Applications Of Matrix Theory In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A differential equation is an equation where the unknown is a function, and which takes the form of a relation between this function and its derivatives (Precup, 2018). Many real life problems can be modeled using differential equations (Burghes & Huntley, 1981;Hattaf et al, 2012;Krutikhina et al, 2018). In mathematics, differential equations are important, they use important mathematical concepts like function, derivative, integral, etc (Arslan, 2010a(Arslan, , 2010b.…”
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confidence: 99%