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Stimulating mathematical reasoning with simple open-ended tasks

John West

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The importance of mathematical reasoning is unquestioned and providing opportunities for students to become involved in mathematical reasoning is paramount. The open-ended tasks presented incorporate mathematical content explored through the contexts of problem solving and reasoning.

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The importance of mathematical reasoning is unquestioned and providing opportunities for students to become involved in mathematical reasoning is paramount. The open-ended tasks presented incorporate mathematical content explored through the contexts of problem solving and reasoning.

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The importance of mathematical reasoning is unquestioned and providing opportunities for students to become involved in mathematical reasoning is paramount. The open-ended tasks presented incorporate mathematical content explored through the contexts of problem solving and reasoning.

Key concepts: Simple (philosophy), Computer science, Deductive reasoning, Mathematical practice, Qualitative reasoning, Analytic reasoning, Mathematics education, Management science

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