ORGANIZING TEACHING TO APPLY THE PRIMITIVE - INTEGRAL IN SOLVING PRACTICAL PROBLEMS THROUGH MATHEMATICAL MODELING

ORGANIZING TEACHING TO APPLY THE PRIMITIVE - INTEGRAL IN SOLVING PRACTICAL PROBLEMS THROUGH MATHEMATICAL MODELING

Phan Anh Tai patai@ntt.edu.vn Nguyen Tat Thanh University 300A Nguyen Tat Thanh, District 4, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Summary: 
This article is aimed to present the organization of teaching and applying a primitive - integral to solving practical problems through mathematical modeling. This activity helps students master the knowledge of the primitive - integral and the skills of applying the primitive - integral to solving the real problems. It is also effective in promoting learners motivation and encouraging them to actively use mathematical knowledge in solving practical problems. Thereby, students will gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between mathematics and practice; contributing to improving their problemsolving competence.
Keywords: 
Modeling
primitive
integral
practical problems
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