Word Problem Solving Method for Students with Disabilities
Learn how to solve math word problems effectively using the Understand-Plan-Solve-Evaluate (UPSE) method. This method, outlined step by step, helps students comprehend problems, plan solutions, execute strategies, and evaluate their answers for reasonableness. With tips for parents to reinforce learning at home, students with disabilities can build confidence and proficiency in math problem-solving.
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Word Problem Solving in Mathematics for Students With Disabilities Using the Understand-Plan-Solve-Evaluate Method Tammy Moran, Special Education Teacher Ferris Independent School District, Texas 1
Outline Steps for problem solving Review the Understand-Plan- Solve-Evaluate (UPSE) Method Watch an example
Have parents indicated that their children did not understand word problem- solving homework? The UPSE Method can be taught in class and reinforced at home by sharing these materials with parents. 3
UPSE Method Understand Plan Understand: Check your understanding of the problem. Plan: Plan how you will solve the problem. Solve: Solve the problem. Evaluate Solve Evaluate: Check to be sure your answer is reasonable.
Steps for Word Problem Solving Read the problem twice. Think: Do you understand all the words used in the problem? Can you restate or retell the problem in your own words? Can you think of a picture or diagram that might help you understand the problem? Underline the problem. Circle the important information. Solve the problem using the UPSE Method. 5
