This document outlines a 4-step strategy for solving word problems: 1) Read the problem twice, 2) Reword the problem in your own words while noting key details and the unknown, 3) Draw a diagram or visual representation to clarify the problem, 4) Use the information from the previous steps to solve the problem.
This document outlines a 4-step strategy for solving word problems: 1) Read the problem twice, 2) Reword the problem in your own words while noting key details and the unknown, 3) Draw a diagram or visual representation to clarify the problem, 4) Use the information from the previous steps to solve the problem.
This document outlines a 4-step strategy for solving word problems: 1) Read the problem twice, 2) Reword the problem in your own words while noting key details and the unknown, 3) Draw a diagram or visual representation to clarify the problem, 4) Use the information from the previous steps to solve the problem.
1. Read the word problem once, and then read it again.
2. Put the word problem into your own words. Keep in mind what the key pieces of information are and what you are trying to find: ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ 3. Draw a diagram of the problem. This can be a picture or a table of numbers. Draw whatever helps give you a clearer picture of the word problem:
4. Once you complete each of these three steps, solve the