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Effective Strategies for Helping Your Child with Math Problem Solving

Discover practical techniques to support your child in mastering math problem solving. Our strategies, including R.O.P.E.S., using scratch paper, and organized charts, empower children to tackle math challenges confidently. Begin by teaching them to carefully read problems, highlight key information, and disregard unnecessary details. Encourage the planning phase by arranging data into charts. Finally, emphasize the importance of checking results and ensuring answers are reasonable. These methods not only enhance their math skills but also build critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

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Effective Strategies for Helping Your Child with Math Problem Solving

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  1. Math Problem Solving How can you help your child?

  2. Here are strategies we teach here: • R.O.P.E.S • Scratch paper • Charts, (Telling and Asking) • Scratch paper to work problems

  3. R.O.P.E.S • Read the problem. • Omit unnecessary information • Plan to solve it • Efficiently carry out the plan • Study results and check

  4. Read the Problem • Have your child read the problem to you. • Use a highlighter to underline important information. • Underline the question. • Circle and label the numbers. Make sure your child knows what they mean.

  5. Omit Unnecessary Information • Cross out information you don’t need

  6. Telling On this side of the chart, write all of the clues the problem gives you. Asking: On this side of the chart, write the question part of the problem. Use this side to work out the math. Plan: Put information into a chart or scratch paper

  7. Study the Results and Check • Check the math and make sure your computation is correct. • Make sure the answer makes sense

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