Problem-based projects and investigations enable:
A)teachers to keep students working cooperatively.
B)students to pursue mathematical topics in depth.
C)teachers to assess students' knowledge of addition facts.
D)students to work on the computer.

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Problem-based projects and investigations allow students to delve deeply into mathematical topics, rather than simply practicing basic skills such as addition facts. While these projects may involve some computer work, this is not the only or primary focus. Cooperative work may also be a part of these projects, but this is not the defining feature.

Problem-Based Projects and Investigations Enable