Lecture

Problem Solving: Polya's 4-Stage Process

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This lecture covers Polya's 4-stage problem-solving process, including analyzing the problem, looking back, carrying out the plan, and devising a plan. It discusses various heuristics that aid in problem-solving and emphasizes the importance of teaching students transferable problem-solving skills.

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