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He aquí un pequeño tesoro paralos maestros y estudiantes de matemáticas, para los aficionados y, en general, para todo aquel que quiera saber cómo resolver problemas. Además del aspecto nuevo que presenta de las matemáticas, su proceso de invención, como ciencia experimental ee inductiva, no proporciona la solución estereotipada de los problemas, sino los procedimientos or...more

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Jan 18, 2011Mirek Kukla rated it liked it · review of another edition

Polya tries to explain how to become a better 'problem solver', and how to guide others to better solve problems themselves. The core of the content is terrific, and gets you thinking about 'how to best think'.
Unfortunately, almost everything gets repeated numerous times, and as a whole the books ends up being thoroughly redundant. You don't really need to read beyond the first 36 pages (the rest of the book consists of a 'problem solving dictionary', and here's where the redundancy begins).
The...more

Jul 25, 2011Omar Halabieh rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I recently finished reading How To Solve It - A New Aspect Of Mathematical Method - by George Polya.
Below are key excerpts from this book that I found particularly insightful:
A great discovery solves a great problem but there is a grain of discovery in the solution of any problem. Your problem may be modest; but if it challenges your curiosity and brings into play your inventive faculties, and if you solve it by your own means, you may experience the tension and enjoy the triumph of discovery....more

Jul 12, 2007David rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This is one of those mathematical 'classics' that those of us with a training in math are supposed to love. Fact of the matter is that it is poorly written and pedestrian in nature. If you are seeking insight into how mathematicians think and approach problem-solving, give this one a miss. You'd be far better off to read Hardy's 'A Mathematician's Apology' (dated, but still charming), or Ian Stewart's recent 'Letters to a Mathematician' (charming and not dated at all).

Oct 26, 2008Louis rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommends it for: Anyone who has to analyze situations not seen before

This is a book I wish I had read at the beginning of grad school. How to Solve It is not as much about methods of solving mathematical problems as it is about various approaches to solving problems in general. The method he uses to teach problem solving is to apply the approaches to problems of geometry. This is actually in line with the ancient greek (Aristotle) opinion that the young should learn geometry first, then when they have learned logic and how to prove things with physical reality, t...more

Dec 08, 2017Sumit Ghosh rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Pólya is the teacher I never had.
Now you might get scared with the word 'Mathematical' in the title - don't be. It is a general guide to how to solve a problem. Starting from establishing the question, gathering the known and to find the unknown. The method you are using to find the minimum distance between two points can also be used to find the most convenient road to your nearest grocery store. This book shows you -'How to Solve it'.

Jun 11, 2015Chandra rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This is an important book. Possibly historical in its utility and impact. I'm proud to have this on my shelf and will likely reference it every so often for the rest of my life.

Aug 18, 2019Héctor Iván Patricio Moreno rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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One of the most useful books I've read in my life.
It's an authentic treasure to everyone interested in problem-solving (and every one of us has enough problems to be interested in with problem-solving).
I think this should be one of the obligatory lectures for high-school or college education because it states clearly the steps one intuitively follows when trying to solve a problem mathematical or not.
The key takeaways for me are:
1. If you conceive a plan to solve the problem you're almost done....more

Nov 23, 2013Stefan Kanev rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is a great book.
It teaches solving mathematical problems. It is mostly focused on high-school problems, but it is applicable to most types of mathematical problems out there. The author has developed a nice heuristic framework for tackling problems and has done a wonderful job of explaining it. It's not just the methods – exposition is also a great takeaway from this read.
On the downside, the book was written in 1945 and sometime it shows. It's more cute than a nuisance, though :)

Apr 06, 2011Alex Ott rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The whole content of this book is presented in first two pages at start of it. All other text is explanation of these 2 pages, illustrated with examples, etc. I think, that it could be very useful for teachers...

May 24, 2017andrew y rated it liked it · review of another edition

you know if you should read this and a review on this site will be meaningless

Feb 10, 2018Linah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is such a great book. Polya lays out the different approaches you can take to solve a problem. He primarily uses Euclidean geometry to explain the possible ways to approach different problems.
This is especially great when you have to analyze a problem that you haven't seen before - where and how to begin? He goes through the problem-solving process in detail, beginning with the detailed analysis of the question and then the systematic synthesis of the answer.
This book really changed how I...more

Apr 07, 2019Pablo Prieri rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The book, written in 1950, still applies today and attempts to find a method to discover the solution to any mathematical problem we may encounter in our life. Although sometimes repetitive, the author is very pedagogical and presents various examples to illustrate his method. Despite the fact the examples are mainly on the Math field, he manages to translate them into other domains (like engineering, physics, psychology, etc.). A book nice to have in our library :)

Apr 13, 2017Ivan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The first small part of the book is instructive and useful, but the second larger part 'Dictionary of Heuristics' is somewhat repetitive, you have to sift through it to find nuggets of new wisdom :)

Jun 11, 2019Adam Peterson rated it really liked it · review of another edition

How to Solve It is basically a +1 intelligence potion bottled in a math text. I read this book one rainy day and it boosted my ability to creatively problem solve thereafter. It's not that you won't stumble upon Polya's methods on your own, but rather this book saves you the time and gives you a foundational rubric for many types of problems. It's worth reading no matter your background.

Como Plantear Y Resolver Problemas George Polya Pdf

Oct 08, 2013Greg Talbot rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Elegance in solving problems is not strictly a mathematical skill set. Polya wisely formats word problems, critical thinking problems, and yes mathematical problems that occasionally are intimidating.
But one of the big takeaways is that problems are only as hard as they are unresolved. Not only does Polya give excellent ideas for solving problems: creating auxiliary problems, using heuristics, working backwards.
Each example that Polya gives takes concentration and critical analysis. But when yo...more

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Aug 09, 2007Ari rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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I don't remember when I first encountered this book -- I think it was early in my time at Cornell. It's had a great deal of influence on how I approach math. It's one of the best math books I've ever read, and quite possibly the best book on mathematical problem solving ever written.
There are two copies of it floating around my lab at Berkeley, evidence, i think, that I'm not the only one who appreciates it.
Polya was a first rate mathematician, and his book is devoted to explaining simply and u...more

Jan 19, 2017Roman rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I picked this up by happenstance in a college bookstore over the summer. I'm always looking for educational texts on analytical methods, so this one caught my eye. What an amazing find! Pólya presents the reader with a list of steps to use when analyzing a problem and breaks each one down comprehensively. The entire book references back upon itself repeatedly, so you can always circle back to important, related points.
The writing style is quirky, yet approachable, and very direct. The author's r...more

Oct 30, 2013Thai Son rated it liked it · review of another edition

Hailed as the classic guide to problem solving, this book did quite a good job at categorizing the ways of looking at a problem, and some general methods of solving and treating them. However, I think I read this at the wrong time - it could have fascinated me much more had I read it in the early 2000s (then again, there was not any translation to Vietnamese back then, and I suspect my mediocre English back then would not let me finish it).
Still, the way I went at the book is that I skimmed thro...more

Jul 01, 2014Michael rated it did not like it · review of another edition

This book was used as a reference in several of the other books I have read, and I understood it to be more of a general methodology of problem solving when I decided to read it. It is written in a somewhat awkward style, to an audience that is difficult to discern, and with enough repetition that I had to skip pages at a time to get to the next topic. This was frustrating as I really wanted to like this book. When Polya does focus on the generalized concepts of problem solving, he has wonderful...more

Mar 23, 2011Saharvetes rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This book may not necessarily make you a better problem solver—that comes only from practice—but it is a useful first step in examining the types of creativity that go into problem-solving. Thus it's almost more a philosophical or psychological work than a how-to guide. The examples are all at middle-school or high-school level; the real point of the book is the enumeration of problem-solving strategies. It may even help you get unstuck when you're overlooking some trick you've used in the past.

Jan 17, 2017Toshihiro rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This book is not only for math teachers, but anyone who has problems to solve. It gives very simple and precise suggestion to solve a problem; such as 'understand the problem'. It is obvious but often people forget those principals when they face a hard problem, particularly long time.
Reading this book is fun and will be useful once I hit a tough problem to solve.

Jul 14, 2019Josh Taylor rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This book totally shifted my thinking about problem solving in general. Probably 'in general' is a great phrase to use with this book because the methods and heuristics described here seem so widely applicable, I would recommend this book to nearly anybody who's work involves some kind of problem solving.
The book takes the form of a short introductory section, where the method of the author is communicated. For 'problems to find', within which the majority of problems are found, the method was:
1...more

Dec 28, 2017Michael Scott rated it liked it · review of another edition

TODO:
+ Good ideas on how to teach average math students a process for solving problems in mathematics. Overall, useful concept, but limited and ill-aged approach.
+/- (Heuristic) Process based on four stages: 1. Understanding the problem. 2. Use related work = Finding related (solved) problems and decide on a plan to solve the current problem based prior solutions and/or their principles. 3. Solve = Show the plan works. 4. Check carefully the result and ask related questions about it. Process in...more

Apr 13, 2019Q. D. rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Plantear Y Resolver Problemas De Division Con Numeros Decimales

America in the 1950's:
'... mathematics has the dubious honor of being the least popular subject in the curriculum ...'
-- Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N.J., cf. Time, June 18, 1956
You might say this book is a set of heuristics helping students properly court math. He believes we should inspire our students to love it. Passion. He says that those who are interested will pursue the solutions. They may sometimes go to bed after an exhausting attempt, spend time with her in his dreams, and...more

Oct 02, 2018Jan Spörer rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I didn't read the whole book as it is probably more suited for math teachers and not so much for people that just want to improve their mathematical reasoning skills.
Here are my key take-aways from the book:
-First ask if you understand the unknown and ask futher general questions about the data and the conditions. (p. 2)
-Common sense and generality are characteristics of helpful suggestions and questions that one can give to a student. Hints should be on such a level that they could have come f...more

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Sep 23, 2018Ahmawan Johnson rated it liked it · review of another edition

For the most part, I enjoyed the book. I liked the way it was written. However, some of the math examples were completely above my level of comprehension, and I had to bribe myself to read through those droll parts to understand what the author was trying to illustrate rather than just skipping. I had to read the book twice, because I kept 'checking out' after those droll parts, but the second time I read it, the concepts it was trying to teach really started clicking.
This book helped open my e...more

Feb 03, 2018Nigrum Corde rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The book is written in an ‘easy to read’ manner, I had thought when I read the introduction that it is made for mathematical teachers only, but when I read further, i understood that it’s made for anyone who can ‘think’ and want to ‘solve’ any sort of problem, this book can be read by people in the mathematics field or anyone who just reads book to kill the time. This book, needless to say teaches how to solve any sort of problems, not only pure mathematical but also physical, crossword puzzles...more

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