Problem-solving processes in mathematics new syllabus

Problem-Solving Process in Mathematics is designed specially to help pupil develop mathematical concepts and acquire thinking skills through a series of systematically developed Problem-Solving Processes (PSP). Each PSP focuses on a particular problem-solving strategy through a well-illustrated example. A series of questions which can be solved using the same strategy is then formulated to enab…

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Math olympiad for primary school

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Mathematics Through Play in the Early Years: activities and ideas

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How Long or How Wide?A Measuring Guide

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Feast For 10

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Meet a winning, inchworm, who has an ability to measure anything under the sun. When a hungry nightingale threatens to eat him for breakfast, the inchworm calls on his craft and skill to creativity solve the dilemma.'

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Mathematics Exam Papers Secondary 1

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981-4100-10-2

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92p; ill; bw; pbk

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