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Try Focusing on conceptual understanding, and not just the final answer. Example can we have multiple solutions paths

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A question that requires the use of mathematical calculation to solve a given problem

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A question that requires the use of mathematical calculation to solve a given problem

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a good math question encourages deep thinking and multiple solution paths. 

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a good math question encourages deep thinking and multiple solution paths. 

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A good math question encourages critical thinking and explanation, should be clear, challenging, and open-ended, allowing multiple solutions and promoting reasoning.

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A good math question is one that can encourage thinking and can also connect to real word problems.

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a good math question uses procedural and conceptual understanding

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A question that is clearly written, uses real-world examples and sparks curiosity

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A good math question makes you think, not just solve. It’s clear, challenges your reasoning, and helps you understand why something works, not just the steps to get the answer.

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A good math question is one that requires the students to think about what operations are needed as well as what order to apply the operations.

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A good math question is one that requires the students to think about what operations are needed as well as what order to apply the operations.

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A question that will get students thinking

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A good math question has a clear purpose.

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A good math question allows students prove their thinking not just provide a final answer.