One tutoring situation that I had this week involved me
explaining how to solve a math problem. I used the Problem Solving Techniques
because I was helping the student solve a problem. What I did is I started at
the beginning. I listed all the important information in the question that he
would use when he goes to solve the problem. I labeled the information so that
he could understand where I would place each number in the formula and then I
wrote down the formula that I would use. From there, I began to solve the
problem in steps. Each step I would explain what I did and even wrote down what
I was doing on the paper. This helped him to understand what I was doing and
how the problem can be solved. What I would like to do for the next session is
to have handouts that will help the student set up his problems in the future.
This will allow him to have something to look at when he goes to work on future
problems and will give him a reference for when he gets stuck on a tough
problem.
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