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Ways that practitioners can help support problem-solving skills. Georgina Durrant reports
The role of the practitioner in children's problem solving is to pose challenges and prompt them with occasional questions and suggestions, but not provide the answers for them, says Margaret Martin.
Responding to challenges and finding solutions is not confined to mathematics but arises in all areas of learning, says Sheila Ebbutt.
Can you make a buggy or trolley that can move and can carry one child?
Practitioners can gently prompt children into identifying problems and trying solutions, as Sheila Ebbutt and Carole Skinner show
Can you build or make a boat with a sail that is big enough for two children?
A big hungry crocodile lives in the river. Can you think of a way to get across so you won't be eaten?
WINNER: Maths Outdoor Grab & Go Kit, TTS Group