The pupil's individual work skills' development teaching mathematics at Lithuanian schools (5–9 decades of the 20th century)
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Algirdas Ažubalis
Lithuanian Military Academy
Published 2003-12-22
https://doi.org/10.15388/LMR.2003.32433
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Ažubalis, A. (2003) “The pupil’s individual work skills’ development teaching mathematics at Lithuanian schools (5–9 decades of the 20th century)”, Lietuvos matematikos rinkinys, 43(spec.), pp. 319–323. doi:10.15388/LMR.2003.32433.

Abstract

The article gives a profile on developing a system of individual tasks in mathematics by com­mon efforts of specialists in didactics and highly experienced teachers. Initially individual tasks are classified on the basis of task performance end. As a result they fall into two basic groups: a) tasks for developing practical skills of the knowledge gained; and b) tasks for developing new knowledge skills. Further assignments are classified by the degree of creativity they require and fall into the following four groups: 1) reproductive exercises; 2) reconstruction exercises; 3) variation exercises; and 4) creative exercises.

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