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    This document outlines a 4 step problem solving model: 1) Entry - analyzing what is known and unknown and how to introduce new information; 2) Attack - conjecturing solutions and justifying them or reflecting when stuck; 3) Review - checking solutions; 4) Extend - building on solutions.

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    This document outlines a 4 step problem solving model: 1) Entry - analyzing what is known and unknown and how to introduce new information; 2) Attack - conjecturing solutions and justifying them or reflecting when stuck; 3) Review - checking solutions; 4) Extend - building on solutions.

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    Problem Solving Model

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    This document outlines a 4 step problem solving model: 1) Entry - analyzing what is known and unknown and how to introduce new information; 2) Attack - conjecturing solutions and justifying them or reflecting when stuck; 3) Review - checking solutions; 4) Extend - building on solutions.

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    Problem Solving Model

    reading and “digesting” the


    question
    Entry what do I know?
    what do I want?
    what can I introduce?
    specialising and generalising

    Attack conjecture and justification


    stuck  aha!

    reflect
    extend
    Review check

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