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Improving expression ability of diferent language forms for elementary students through mathematics problem-solving instruction

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Developing language for students is an important task of teaching. Mathematics language has its own characteristics and advantages, which play an important role in mathematics learning. Morover, the development of mathematics language competence will contribute to the language development of students. This paper aims to discuss some language forms used in teaching mathematics in elementary schools and propose some measures for developing language expression ability for students through mathematics problem solving instructions. | Improving expression ability of diferent language forms for elementary students through mathematics problem-solving instruction

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