METHODOLOGY FOR TEACHING STUDENTS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS INVOLVING WHOLE AND FRACTIONAL PARTS OF NUMBERS

This article examines the theoretical foundations of solving problems involving the integer and fractional parts of a number and the methods of teaching students to solve them. Effective problem-solving methods, their didactic potential, and their significance in developing students’ mathematical thinking and logical reasoning are analyzed.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24039310
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Mathematics Education and Pedagogy
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METHODOLOGY FOR TEACHING STUDENTS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS INVOLVING WHOLE AND FRACTIONAL PARTS OF NUMBERS

Raximov, Muhammadiyeva
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METHODOLOGY FOR TEACHING STUDENTS TO SOLVE PROBLEMS INVOLVING WHOLE AND FRACTIONAL PARTS OF NUMBERS

Raximov, Muhammadiyeva
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This article examines the theoretical foundations of solving problems involving the integer and fractional parts of a number and the methods of teaching students to solve them. Effective problem-solving methods, their didactic potential, and their significance in developing students’ mathematical thinking and logical reasoning are analyzed.

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