Structure, break-down, and group contribution are some of the key components of PSM.
LISTED BENEFITS
Problem Solving Maps can be used across multiple topics and grade levels, providing benefits to elementary, high school, and college students by teaching both process and content.
These maps help students work through problems in manageable steps, leading to increased self-confidence and success.
The mapping solutions are easily introduced into a teacher’s current curriculum. They offer a streamlined method for presenting lessons without changing content.
By using Problem Solving Maps, teachers can identify where students are struggling by seeing how students handle each step of the problem.
Students can use Problem Solving Maps to compare steps and results during group work and monitor their progress.
The Problem Solving Maps provide a framework for creating notes that allow students to review the problem-solving process and better prepare for exams.
The principles used to learn math can be applied to real-world challenges that students face in their careers and throughout their lives.
