Problem Solving Experiences in General Mathematics

by Carne S. Barnett, Charles E. Keller, Patricia Martín

Designed to reflect the sequence of most standard general math, algebra, and geometry texts, this series builds on students' skills, and challenges them with new problem-solving approaches. Each book provides 28 sets of three field-tested problems--academic skill, process, and real world. These sets can be taught as a unit or used as problems of the day. An appendix on using computers in problem solving, with references to appropriate problems throughout the program, is included. Teacher Sourcebooks include teaching strategies, extension problems, evaluation devices, and blackline masters of the student problem sets. General Math/Grades 7-12

Paperback

Published January 1, 1991