2014
DOI: 10.18404/ijemst.34169
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The Effect of Using an Explicit General Problem Solving Teaching Approach on Elementary Pre-Service Teachers’ Ability to Solve Heat Transfer Problems

Abstract: . The effect of using an explicit general problem solving teaching approach on elementary pre-service teachers' ability to solve heat transfer problems. International Journal of Education in Mathematics, Science and Technology, 2(3),[164][165][166][167][168][169][170][171][172][173][174] This article may be used for research, teaching, and private study purposes.Any substantial or systematic reproduction, redistribution, reselling, loan, sub-licensing, systematic supply, or distribution in any form to anyone i… Show more

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“…This specific finding of the current study is consistent with that of Kıray's study (2003), which found that those students who known the problem-solving steps developed by Polya in science course were much more successful in solving problems than those students who did not know these problem-solving steps. Math problems can be categorized as follows: ordinary problems that are commonly included in the math textbooks and that require the use of four basic math operations, and real-life problems that require the skills of organizing and classifying the data and the skill of recognizing the relationships and that express a real-life situation or a potential real-life event (Altun, 2008;Mataka, Cobern, Grunert, Mutambuki, & Akom, 2014). The PISA 2003 examination includes real-life based problems not ordinary math problems.…”
Section: Correlation Between Science/math Achievement and Problem-solmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This specific finding of the current study is consistent with that of Kıray's study (2003), which found that those students who known the problem-solving steps developed by Polya in science course were much more successful in solving problems than those students who did not know these problem-solving steps. Math problems can be categorized as follows: ordinary problems that are commonly included in the math textbooks and that require the use of four basic math operations, and real-life problems that require the skills of organizing and classifying the data and the skill of recognizing the relationships and that express a real-life situation or a potential real-life event (Altun, 2008;Mataka, Cobern, Grunert, Mutambuki, & Akom, 2014). The PISA 2003 examination includes real-life based problems not ordinary math problems.…”
Section: Correlation Between Science/math Achievement and Problem-solmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pemecahan masalah telah menjadi salah satu bidang penelitian yang paling penting dalam pendidikan sains, khususnya fisika dan kimia (Johnson, 2012). Bagi siswa untuk mempelajari keterampilan memecahkan masalah, para guru perlu dilengkapi dengan strategi pedagogis yang diperlukan untuk mengajarkan ketermapilan ini secara efektif (Mataka et al, 2014).…”
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“…Bu nedenle ısı ve sıcaklık öğrencilerin öğrenmekte en çok zorlandıkları konulardan bir tanesidir (Celik, 2016;Mataka, Cobern, Grunert, Mutambuki, & Akom, 2014 …”
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