Problem Solving + Problem Posing = Mathematical Practices

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A Diophantine equation engages mathematics students as they problem solve.

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Cherie Lynn Ichinose, cichinose@fullerton.edu, is an associate professor of mathematics in the department of mathematics at California State University in Fullerton. She works with preservice and in-service teachers, helping them find alternate ways of presenting students with concepts that emphasize teaching mathematics for understanding.

Armando M. Martinez-Cruz, amartinez-cruz@fullerton.edu, is a professor of mathematics in the department of mathematics at California State University in Fullerton. He teaches mathematics courses and conducts research on problem posing and problem solving as well as technology use.

(Corresponding author is Ichinose cichinose@fullerton.edu)
(Corresponding author is Martinez-Cruz amartinez-cruz@fullerton.edu)
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