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Strategies for Solving Word Problems – Math

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It’s one thing to solve a math equation when all of the numbers are given to you but with word problems, when you start adding reading to the mix, that’s when it gets especially tricky.

The simple addition of those words ramps up the difficulty (and sometimes the math anxiety) by about 100!

How can you help your students become confident word problem solvers? By teaching your students to solve word problems in a step by step, organized way, you will give them the tools they need to solve word problems in a much more effective way.

Here are the seven strategies I use to help students solve word problems.

1. read the entire word problem.

Before students look for keywords and try to figure out what to do, they need to slow down a bit and read the whole word problem once (and even better, twice). This helps kids get the bigger picture to be able to understand it a little better too.

2. Think About the Word Problem

Students need to ask themselves three questions every time they are faced with a word problem. These questions will help them to set up a plan for solving the problem.

Here are the questions:

A. what exactly is the question.

What is the problem asking? Often times, curriculum writers include extra information in the problem for seemingly no good reason, except maybe to train kids to ignore that extraneous information (grrrr!). Students need to be able to stay focused, ignore those extra details, and find out what the real question is in a particular problem.

B. What do I need in order to find the answer?

Students need to narrow it down, even more, to figure out what is needed to solve the problem, whether it’s adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, or some combination of those. They’ll need a general idea of which information will be used (or not used) and what they’ll be doing.

This is where key words become very helpful. When students learn to recognize that certain words mean to add (like in all, altogether, combined ), while others mean to subtract, multiply, or to divide, it helps them decide how to proceed a little better

Here’s a Key Words Chart I like to use for teaching word problems. The handout could be copied at a smaller size and glued into interactive math notebooks. It could be placed in math folders or in binders under the math section if your students use binders.

One year I made huge math signs (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and divide symbols) and wrote the keywords around the symbols. These served as a permanent reminder of keywords for word problems in the classroom.

If you’d like to download this FREE Key Words handout, click here:

how did you solve word problems brainly

C. What information do I already have?

This is where students will focus in on the numbers which will be used to solve the problem.

3. Write on the Word Problem

This step reinforces the thinking which took place in step number two. Students use a pencil or colored pencils to notate information on worksheets (not books of course, unless they’re consumable). There are lots of ways to do this, but here’s what I like to do:

  • Circle any numbers you’ll use.
  • Lightly cross out any information you don’t need.
  • Underline the phrase or sentence which tells exactly what you’ll need to find.

4. Draw a Simple Picture and Label It

Drawing pictures using simple shapes like squares, circles, and rectangles help students visualize problems. Adding numbers or names as labels help too.

For example, if the word problem says that there were five boxes and each box had 4 apples in it, kids can draw five squares with the number four in each square. Instantly, kids can see the answer so much more easily!

5. Estimate the Answer Before Solving

Having a general idea of a ballpark answer for the problem lets students know if their actual answer is reasonable or not. This quick, rough estimate is a good math habit to get into. It helps students really think about their answer’s accuracy when the problem is finally solved.

6. Check Your Work When Done

This strategy goes along with the fifth strategy. One of the phrases I constantly use during math time is, Is your answer reasonable ? I want students to do more than to be number crunchers but to really think about what those numbers mean.

Also, when students get into the habit of checking work, they are more apt to catch careless mistakes, which are often the root of incorrect answers.

7. Practice Word Problems Often

Just like it takes practice to learn to play the clarinet, to dribble a ball in soccer, and to draw realistically, it takes practice to become a master word problem solver.

When students practice word problems, often several things happen. Word problems become less scary (no, really).

They start to notice similarities in types of problems and are able to more quickly understand how to solve them. They will gain confidence even when dealing with new types of word problems, knowing that they have successfully solved many word problems in the past.

If you’re looking for some word problem task cards, I have quite a few of them for 3rd – 5th graders.

This 3rd grade math task cards bundle has word problems in almost every one of its 30 task card sets..

There are also specific sets that are dedicated to word problems and two-step word problems too. I love these because there’s a task card set for every standard.

CLICK HERE to take a look at 3rd grade:

3rd Grade Math Task Cards Mega Bundle | 3rd Grade Math Centers Bundle

This 4th Grade Math Task Cards Bundle also has lots of word problems in almost every single of its 30 task card sets. These cards are perfect for centers, whole class, and for one on one.

CLICK HERE to see 4th grade:

th Grade 960 Math Task Cards Mega Bundle | 4th Grade Math Centers

This 5th Grade Math Task Cards Bundle is also loaded with word problems to give your students focused practice.

CLICK HERE to take a look at 5th grade:

5th Grade Math Task Cards Mega Bundle - 5th Grade Math Centers

Want to try a FREE set of math task cards to see what you think?

3rd Grade: Rounding Whole Numbers Task Cards

4th Grade: Convert Fractions and Decimals Task Cards

5th Grade: Read, Write, and Compare Decimals Task Cards

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December 5, 2018 | 1 Comment | Filed Under: Decimals , Fractions , Geometry & Measurement , Math , Math Centers , Multiplication & Division , Word Problems

Word Problem Strategies : Analyzing Word Problems with Free Organizers/Mats

Word problems used to be the bane of my existence as a new teacher. Thankfully, I learned new strategies and resources to help me implement and teach word problem strategies all year. To be honest, teaching word problems all year was the ONE thing that I did that had the greatest impact (if you are interested in more information about word problems and how I teach them, see the links at the bottom of this article). On this post, I will share one of those word problem strategies that involves helping students think through and analyze word problems using graphic organizers or word problem mats.

One of my go-to word problem strategies to help my students comprehend and solve word problems involves using graphic organizers or mats. Read more and grab free versions of different organizers on this post.

Teaching Word Problem Strategies with Word Problem Organizers

These word problem graphic organizers/mats help walk students through the thinking and analyzing process that is automatic for us. Through this analysis, the students have a better chance of comprehending the word problem, choosing the correct operation to solve it, and determining if their answers make sense.

In the same manner that we teach students to comprehend texts, we should also teach them how to breakdown and analyze a word problem. Using graphic organizers/mats helps break the process down into manageable steps for the students.

The free download (available a few sections down) has several different versions to allow you to choose which works best for your students and their needs. Having the different versions will also allow you to differentiate the organizers.

Practice solving word problems with these free word problem organizers.

My go to version to begin with has the students following these steps:

  • What operation are you planning to use? Write or underline the evidence from the problem that supports that operation.
  • Solve the problem and show your math work.
  • Write the answer in a complete sentence.

And here is an example from one of the more advanced organizers with more steps:

  • Retell the problem in your own words.
  • What operation are you thinking will solve this problem? Why?
  • Write the answer to the problem in a complete sentence.
  • Prove your answer is correct.

Using the Word Problem Organizers

You have a ton of variety in how you choose to use these organizers, however I definitely recommend following this sequence:

  • Introduce the organizer/mat by going over the steps and how they help the student comprehend the word problem and/or organize their work. Understanding the purpose behind the organizer is huge with students because you don’t want them to view it as busy work.
  • Model how to complete the organizer/mat whole group with at least one word problem (and more if the students need it and depending on the complexity of the organizer you choose).
  • Allow the students to work in pairs or triads to complete the organizer as a form of guided practice before they are required to do so independently.

The graphic organizers/mats can also be used as a guide for students when discussing the word problem with partners. They don’t always have to fill in each part of it, but instead they can discuss some of the parts. This will give the same benefits in less time.

Also, placing the word problem organizers/mats in page protectors and letting the students use expo markers instantly makes it more engaging.

Here are some ways you can use these word problem mats to help your students practice analyzing word problems:

  • Math centers
  • Small group teaching
  • Independent work
  • Homework – send home a page protector and expo marker and let the students use the mats at home or they can use the mats as a guide as they work through word problems. These organizers will also help parents support students if they struggle with a word problem.

Analyze word problems with these free word problem mats.

About the Digital Word Problem Organizers

There are digital versions of each of the word problem organizers included in the download below. The digital access link can be found on page 6. Each slide has text boxes for students to type into and interactive ways to complete some of the tasks.

The digital organizers are available in two versions, one with a designated spot to write a word problem and one without the space.

Download these digital word problem organizers for your upper elementary math students!

Should the students use the mat with every word problem they solve?

They certainly can (especially if you use dry erase markers and/or have them discuss some of the parts instead of recording it all) but they don’t have to. Using the organizers will help them work through complex problems but will take more time. When I use these in math centers, I only require one word problem to be worked on fully on the more advanced organizers. However this depends on the mat you choose. Some of them are more simple and don’t require any extra work- the mat simply organizes the work they would already do.

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Click here or on the image to download the Word Problem Mats. Remember there are several versions so you can choose the ones that work best for your grade level and your students’ needs.

One of my go-to word problem strategies to help my students comprehend and solve word problems involves using graphic organizers or mats. Read more and grab free versions of different organizers on this post.

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Problem Solving – Word Problems

Word problems are mathematical problems using everyday language and real-world situations.  Some information is given and one or more pieces or information (variables) are missing.  You must understand the given information, identify the mathematical operations necessary to solve the problem, and then carry out those operations to obtain the missing information or variables.

The Biggest Tip!

Tackling word problems is much easier if you have a systematic approach which we outline below.

Here is the biggest tip for word problems practice. Practice regularly and systematically. Sounds simple and easy right? Yes it is, and yes it really does work.   Word problems are a way of thinking and require you to translate a real world problem into mathematical terms.

Some math instructors go so far as to say that learning how to think mathematically is the main reason for teaching word problems. So what do we mean by Practice regularly and systematically? Studying word problems and math in general requires a logical and mathematical frame of mind. The only way that you can get this is by practicing regularly, which means everyday.

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It is critical that you practice word problems  everyday for the 5 days before the exam as a bare minimum.  If you practice and miss a day, you have lost the mathematical frame of mind and the benefit of your previous practice is pretty much gone. Anyone who has done any number of math tests will agree – you have to practice everyday.

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Effective problem-solving skills are essential in many areas of life, from academia to the workplace and beyond. Developing the ability to solve word problems requires practice and patience, as well as a strong understanding of basic mathematical concepts and operations.

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Word problem practice questions.

1. A box contains 7 black pencils and 28 blue ones. What is the ratio between the black and blue pens?

a. 1:4 b. 2:7 c. 1:8 d. 1:9

2. The manager of a weaving factory estimates that if 10 machines run at 100% efficiency for 8 hours, they will produce 1450 meters of cloth. Due to some tech¬nical problems, 4 machines run of 95% efficiency and the remaining 6 at 90% efficiency. How many meters of cloth can these machines will produce in 8 hours?

a. 1334 meters b. 1310 meters c. 1300 meters d. 1285 meters

3. In a local election at polling station A, 945 voters cast their vote out of 1270 registered voters. At poll¬ing station B, 860 cast their vote out of 1050 regis¬tered voters and at station C, 1210 cast their vote out of 1440 registered voters. What is the total turnout from all three polling stations?

a. 70% b. 74% c. 76% d. 80%

4. If Lynn can type a page in p minutes, what portion of the page can she do in 5 minutes?

a. p/5 b. p – 5 c. p + 5 d. 5/p

5. If Sally can paint a house in 4 hours, and John can paint the same house in 6 hours, how long will it take for both to paint a house?

a. 2 hours and 24 minutes b. 3 hours and 12 minutes c. 3 hours and 44 minutes d. 4 hours and 10 minutes

6. Employees of a discount appliance store receive an additional 20% off the lowest price on any item. If an employee purchases a dishwasher during a 15% off sale, how much will he pay if the dishwasher originally cost $450?

a. $280.90 b. $287.00 c. $292.50 d. $306.00

7. The sale price of a car is $12,590, which is 20% off the original price. What is the original price?

a. $14,310.40 b. $14,990.90 c. $15,108.00 d. $15,737.50

8. Richard gives ‘s’ amount of salary to each of his ‘n’ employees weekly. If he has ‘x’ amount of money, how many days he can employ these ‘n’ employees.

a. sx/7n b. 7x/nx c. nx/7s d. 7x/ns

9. A distributor purchased 550 kilograms of potatoes for $165. He distributed these at a rate of $6.4 per 20 kilograms to 15 shops, $3.4 per 10 kilograms to 12 shops and the remainder at $1.8 per 5 kilo¬grams. If his total distribution cost is $10, what will his profit be?

a. $10.40 b. $8.60 c. $14.90 d. $23.40

10. How much pay does Mr. Johnson receive if he gives half of his pay to his family, $250 to his land¬lord, and has exactly 3/7 of his pay left over?

a. $3600 b. $3500 c. $2800 d. $175042

11. The cost of waterproofing canvas is .50 a square yard. What’s the total cost for waterproofing a canvas truck cover that is 15’ x 24’?

a. $18.00 b. $6.67 c. $180.00 d. $20.00

1. A The ratio between black and blue pens is 7 to 28 or 7:28. Bring to the lowest terms by dividing both sides by 7 gives 1:4.

2. A At 100% efficiency 1 machine produces 1450/10 = 145 m of cloth. At 95% efficiency, 4 machines produce 4 * 145 * 95/100 = 551 m of cloth. At 90% efficiency, 6 machines produce 6 * 145 * 90/100 = 783 m of cloth. Total cloth produced by all 10 machines = 551 + 783 = 1334 m Since the information provided and the question are based on 8 hours, we did not need to use time to reach the answer.

The turnout at polling station A is 945 out of 1270 registered voters. So, the percentage turnout at station A is:

(945/1270) × 100% = 74.41%

The turnout at polling station B is 860 out of 1050 registered voters. So, the percentage turnout at station B is:

(860/1050) × 100% = 81.90%

The turnout at polling station C is 1210 out of 1440 registered voters. So, the percentage turnout at station C is:

(1210/1440) × 100% = 84.03%

To find the total turnout from all three polling stations, we need to add up the total number of voters and the total number of registered voters from all three stations:

Total number of voters = 945 + 860 + 1210 = 3015

Total number of registered voters = 1270 + 1050 + 1440 = 3760

The overall percentage turnout is:

(3015/3760) × 100% = 80.12%

Therefore, the total turnout from all three polling stations is 80.12% — rounding to 80%.

4. D This is a simple direct proportion problem: If Lynn can type 1 page in p minutes, then she can type x pages in 5 minutes We do cross multiplication: x * p = 5 * 1 Then, x = 5/p

5. A This is an inverse ratio problem. 1/x = 1/a + 1/b where a is the time Sally can paint a house, b is the time John can paint a house, x is the time Sally and John can together paint a house. So, 1/x = 1/4 + 1/6 … We use the least common multiple in the denominator that is 24: 1/x = 6/24 + 4/24 1/x = 10/24 x = 24/10 x = 2.4 hours. In other words; 2 hours + 0.4 hours = 2 hours + 0.4•60 minutes = 2 hours 24 minutes

The original price of the dishwasher is $450. During a 15% off sale, the price of the dishwasher will be reduced by:

15% of $450 = 0.15 x $450 = $67.50

So the sale price of the dishwasher will be:

$450 – $67.50 = $382.50

As an employee, the person receives an additional 20% off the lowest price, which is $382.50. We can calculate the additional discount as:

20% of $382.50 = 0.20 x $382.50 = $76.50

So the final price that the employee will pay for the dishwasher is:

$382.50 – $76.50 = $306.00

Therefore, the employee will pay $306.00 for the dishwasher.

7. D Original price = x, 80/100 = 12590/X, 80X = 1259000, X = 15,737.50.

8. D We are given that each of the n employees earns s amount of salary weekly. This means that one employee earns s salary weekly. So; Richard has ‘ns’ amount of money to employ n employees for a week. We are asked to find the number of days n employees can be employed with x amount of money. We can do simple direct proportion: If Richard can employ n employees for 7 days with ‘ns’ amount of money, Richard can employ n employees for y days with x amount of money … y is the number of days we need to find. We can do cross multiplication: y = (x * 7)/(ns) y = 7x/ns

9. B The distribution is done at three different rates and in three different amounts: $6.4 per 20 kilograms to 15 shops … 20•15 = 300 kilograms distributed $3.4 per 10 kilograms to 12 shops … 10•12 = 120 kilograms distributed 550 – (300 + 120) = 550 – 420 = 130 kilograms left. This 50 amount is distributed in 5 kilogram portions. So, this means that there are 130/5 = 26 shops. $1.8 per 130 kilograms. We need to find the amount he earned overall these distributions. $6.4 per 20 kilograms : 6.4•15 = $96 for 300 kilograms $3.4 per 10 kilograms : 3.4 *12 = $40.8 for 120 kilograms $1.8 per 5 kilograms : 1.8 * 26 = $46.8 for 130 kilograms So, he earned 96 + 40.8 + 46.8 = $ 183.6 The total distribution cost is given as $10 The profit is found by: Money earned – money spent … It is important to remember that he bought 550 kilograms of potatoes for $165 at the beginning: Profit = 183.6 – 10 – 165 = $8.6

10. B We check the fractions taking place in the question. We see that there is a “half” (that is 1/2) and 3/7. So, we multiply the denominators of these fractions to decide how to name the total money. We say that Mr. Johnson has 14x at the beginning; he gives half of this, meaning 7x, to his family. $250 to his landlord. He has 3/7 of his money left. 3/7 of 14x is equal to: 14x * (3/7) = 6x So, Spent money is: 7x + 250 Unspent money is: 6×51 Total money is: 14x Write an equation: total money = spent money + unspent money 14x = 7x + 250 + 6x 14x – 7x – 6x = 250 x = 250 We are asked to find the total money that is 14x: 14x = 14 * 250 = $3500

11. D First calculate total square feet, which is 15 * 24 = 360 ft 2 . Next, convert this value to square yards, (1 yards 2 = 9 ft 2 ) which is 360/9 = 40 yards 2 . At $0.50 per square yard, the total cost is 40 * 0.50 = $20.

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are we allowed to use a calculator? To expect someone to complete these in their head is absurd especially with a time limit. The second question requires multiplication by decimals, which would be okay if you got a whole number but you dont, you get a fraction and the only way to get it to 551 is by then multiplying that number by 4. Doubt anyone would be required to do these kind of calculations in a real world scenario especially unaided and under time constraints.

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5 Easy Steps to Solve Any Word Problem in Math

  • February 27, 2021

Picture this my teacher besties.  You are solving word problems in your math class and every student, yes every student knows how to solve word problems without immediately entering a state of confusion!  They know how to attack the problem head-on and have a method to solve every single problem that is presented to them.  

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How Do You Solve Word Problems in Math?

Ask yourself this, what do you think is the #1 phrase a student says as soon as they see a word problem? 

You guessed it, my teacher friend,  I don’t know how to do this!  I think the most common question I get when I’m teaching my math classes, is how do I solve this?  

Students see word problems and immediately enter freak-out mode!  Let’s take solving word problems in the classroom and make it easier for students to SOLVE the problem!

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How to Solve Word Problems Step by Step 

There are so many methods   that students can choose from when learning how to solve word problems.  The 4 step method is the foundation for all of the methods that you will see, but what about a variation of the 4 step method that every student can do just because they get it. 

Students are most likely confused about how to solve word problems because they have never used a consistent method over the years.   I’m all about consistency in my classroom.  Fortunately, in my school district, I get to teach most of the students year after year because of how small our class sizes are.   So I’m going to give you a method based on the 4 step method, that allows all students to be successful at solving word problems.  

Even the most unmotivated math student will learn how to solve word problems and not skip them!

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Tips, Tricks, and  Teaching Strategies to Solving Word Problems in Math

Going back to the 4 step method just in case you need a refresher.  If you know me at all a little reminder of “oh yeah I remember that now” always helps me!  

4 steps in solving word problems in math:

  • Understand the Problem
  • Plan the solution
  • Solve the Problem 
  • Check the solution

This 4 step method is the basis of the method I’m going to tell you all about.  The problem isn’t with the method itself, it is the fact that most students see word problems and just start panicking!

Why can they do an entire assignment and then see a word problem and then suddenly stop?  Is there a reason why books are designed with word problems at the end? 

These are questions that I constantly have asked myself over the last several years.  I finally got to the point where my students needed a consistent approach to solving word problems that worked every single time.  

The first thing I knew I needed to start doing was introducing students to word problems at the beginning of each lesson.

Once students first see the word problems at the beginning of the lesson, they are less likely to be scared of them when it comes time to do it by themselves! 

This also will increase their confidence in the classroom.  In case you missed it, I shared all about how I increase my students’ confidence in the classroom.  

Wonder how increasing their confidence will help keep them motivated in the classroom?

So confident motivated students will see word problems that could be on their homework, any standardized test, and say I GOT THIS! 

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Steps to Solving Word Problems in Mathematics

We are ready to SOLVE any word problem our students are going to encounter in math class.  

Here are my 5 easy steps to SOLVE any word problem in math:

  • S – State the objective
  • O – Outline your plan
  • L – Look for Key Details – Information 
  • V –  Verify and Solve
  • E – Explain and check your solution

Do you want to learn how to implement this 5 steps problem-solving strategy into your classroom?  I’m hosting a FREE workshop all about how to implement this strategy in your classroom!  

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I am so excited to be offering a workshop to increase students’ confidence in solving word problems.  The workshop is held in my Facebook Group The Round Robin Math Community. It also will be sent straight to your inbox and you can watch it right now!

If you’re interested, join today and all the details will be sent to you ASAP!

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Let’s pretend you’re back in math class. You might need to figure out answers to the following questions: If your doctor gave you three pills and told you to take one every half hour, how long would they last you? In a certain family, there are seven sisters and each sister has one brother. How many siblings are there? Or, how much do you have if you divide 30 by one half?

Problem-solving is not only one of the most important components of the study of mathematics; it permeates all aspects of life, including the professional world. Problem-solving teaches students to be critical out-of-the-box thinkers, hone organizational skills, and build a rational thought process required for making logical decisions. Students who are problem-solvers will someday pursue technical careers and become the researchers, inventors, designers, and engineers of the future.

There’s only one problem with problem-solving: When we look at the math section of a standardized test like the PARCC (Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers), particularly at the middle school level—where proficiency rates of students in grades 6-8 who met or exceed expectations in math fell under 35 percent in 2015-16—we can see that it is the word-problem portion that often trips students up.

Word problems tend to be complicated in part because of their descriptive language. Students often don’t understand what exactly they’re being asked, especially when the problem includes abstract concepts. Other issues arise when students lack the fundamentals of math and cannot formulate a plan for solving or separate an equation’s steps.

The Problem-Solving Plan

As a mathematics and computer science teacher with two decades of experience, I know how it feels to invest yourself into a class for an entire school year and not get the results you hoped for. It can be discouraging to spend hours preparing and teaching bell-to-bell only to have little or no improvement. Likewise, students themselves get frustrated as their confidence erodes.

I’ve proctored standardized tests and witnessed students clicking the “skip” button or typing the letters “idk” (short for I don’t know) as soon as they were presented with a multistep word problem. I’ve seen students give up after only 15 minutes on a two-hour section. We’d covered all the skills they needed to solve problems, but during testing, I could do nothing but look on in silent despondency.

In the classroom, too, I recall spending weeks isolating a single mathematical topic and approaching it from every possible angle, only to present a question in word-problem form and have students respond with blank stares as the crickets chirped in the back row. The class just could not seem to piece together the necessary steps to think on their feet. I began to wonder: Maybe the problem was not with the word problems themselves, but with the difficulty in teaching proper problem-solving techniques.

Problem-solving is not only one of the most important components of the study of mathematics; it permeates all aspects of life."

If we trace mathematical roots back to the earlier grade levels, we see that key words often help younger students create a problem-solving plan. For example, we might use the word “more” as a clue for when to add: “Three kittens curled up on a blanket. Four more kittens crawl onto the blanket. How many kittens are on the blanket now?” Similarly, the word “fewer” indicates subtraction: “Marcy has six fewer cats than Nancy. Marcy has twelve cats. How many does Nancy have?” The issues reoccur when there is a lack of key words to follow: “Some kittens were sleeping on the blanket. Seven woke up to have a snack. Now there are three on the blanket. How many were on the blanket to start?”

These kinds of basics might be worth refreshing before diving into other tips and tricks. Each problem is unique and teachers cannot provide a single, overarching algorithm to solve them all. So how do we teach students to read a problem in English and translate it into math?

Practice Makes Perfect

My success has been to expose students to daily examples of process in more intentional ways. Provide students with guided experience by practicing a variety of problems on the web, from math contests, and from previously published standardized tests. Sort the problems into levels of difficulty or themes, and start with a one-step problem before moving to those with two or three steps. As students are gradually exposed to open-ended word problems requiring multiple processes, teachers should provide worked-out examples for students to study. Some may even contain intentional mistakes for students to find and resolve. To begin, the basic principles of mathematician George Pólya are useful:

1. Read the problem 2. Understand what is being asked 3. Make a plan to solve the most difficult step 4. Execute the plan 5. Check your solution for reasonableness

You should also never underestimate the computer as a powerful instructional tool. Students must learn to translate words into a series of steps toward a solution by applying informational cues, identifying variables, recognizing the unknowns in expressions, and explaining their reasoning. One way to do this is by thinking about how the word problems might connect to problems in their daily lives. By creating realistic content based on real-world problems, computers tend to hold the interest of students longer than lecture. Computers can generate questions tailored to the needs and capabilities of individual students and provide immediate feedback and correction before students make numerous errors of the same type.

The representation of mathematical concepts in illustrations can also foster deeper understanding. Use drawings, figures, or symbols to show the visual connection between the data and the unknown. Make a conceptual map and practice outlines of the necessary steps. Students should also have the opportunity to explain their own problem-solving strategies to others in the classroom as they develop the strategies that work best for them.

These steps will give students the tools to figure out that the pills the doctor gave would last one hour (you take one immediately, the second pill in 30 minutes, and the last pill 30 minutes after that); that the family has eight siblings (the seven sisters share the same brother); and 60 is what you get when you divide 30 in half.

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