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How to Pose It: Developing a Problem-Posing Framework

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By Jose Contreras Verified, José Contreras, M. Todd Walter, J. M. Cates
| Wiley Online Library Verified
References , and . 2006. “The Impact of Problem Posing on Elementary Teachers' Beliefs About Mathematics and Mathematics Teaching.” School Science and Mathematics 106: 64–73. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1949-8594.2006.tb18136.x. , and . 1983. The Art of Problem Posing. 2nd ed. Erlbaum. J. Cai, and R. Leikin, eds. 2026. Research in Mathematical Problem Posing: New Advances and Directions. Springer. , , and . 2024.
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Valedictorian speeches will now be pre-recorded

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By M. Todd Walter
| American Thinker Verified
When I was growing up, my parents had a friend — let’s call him Peter — whose son hung himself from the barn rafters. Years later, once I’d had children of my own and Peter’s son’s death had scarred over into some sort of tolerable pain, he offered me some unsolicited advice on how to raise my own kids. He said “Little kids, little problems. Big kids, big problems.”  I’ve never forgotten it. The message was clear: get them young.
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Obama thought he could unite the Muslim world. Trump actually did

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By M. Todd Walter
| American Thinker Verified
Back in December of 2008, then President-elect Barack Hussein Obama said he’d use his middle name at his inauguration because of tradition (most presidents-elect use their full names at inauguration).
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