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Pólya's problem-solving heuristics: a standalone construct

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a four-phase account of solving problems (understand the problem, devise a plan, carry it out, look back) with general heuristic strategies for each phase.

In mathematics education, Pólya's problem-solving heuristics refers to a four-phase account of solving problems (understand the problem, devise a plan, carry it out, look back) with general heuristic strategies for each phase. This meaning comes from Pólya (1945) in How to solve it.[1]

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  1. Pólya, G. (1945). How to solve it. Doubleday. ISBN 9788087888650

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