In the Problem Solving Approach, tasks and problems are usually set depending on the curriculum sequence. The curriculum, such as the textbook, describes today's class between what the children have already learned and how they will use the idea in a future class which should be taught in today's class. The objective of teaching is usually defined in the curriculum sequence. 6 In the Problem Solving Approach, a task which has various possible solutions is posed for children to distinguish between what is learned and what is unknown: Here the term "unknown" refers to the aspects that have not yet been learned rather than the answer for the particular task, itself. To solve the task, the children have to make the unknown understandable. This is the planned problematic for the children set by the teacher. What this means is that this planned problematic is hidden in the specified task and corresponds to the teacher's specified teaching objective for the specified cla8s in the curriculum sequence.
In the Problem Solving Approach, tasks and problems are usually set depending on the curriculum sequence. The curriculum, such as the textbook, describes today's class between what the children have already learned and how they will use the idea in a future class which should be taught in today's class. The objective of teaching is usually defined in the curriculum sequence. 6 In the Problem Solving Approach, a task which has various possible solutions is posed for children to distinguish between what is learned and what is unknown: Here the term "unknown" refers to the aspects that have not yet been learned rather than the answer for the particular task, itself. To solve the task, the children have to make the unknown understandable. This is the planned problematic for the children set by the teacher. What this means is that this planned problematic is hidden in the specified task and corresponds to the teacher's specified teaching objective for the specified cla8s in the curriculum sequence.
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