Date Approved
2009
Degree Type
Open Access Senior Honors Thesis
Department or School
Mathematics
Abstract
The goal of this experiment was to find out how a small group of students at Annapolis High School would respond to a series of 3-4 problems per week. The problems required both knowledge of commonly covered secondary level problem-solving strategies and an understanding of where the strategies could be applied. The students worked individually on problem sets during the first four weeks and had a break for two weeks. They were allowed to work as a group on the last set which was comprised of previously worked problems which had been difficult for all of the students.
Recommended Citation
Richards, Sarah, "Mathematical problem-solving strategies and group dynamics of a small group of high school students" (2009). Senior Honors Theses and Projects. 184.
https://commons.emich.edu/honors/184