Utilizing problem-based tasks permit every student in a class to demonstrate their knowledge, skill or understanding. What tasks below encourages student reasoning and thinking?
A) Leila has six gumdrops and Darlene has 2 more for her. How many altogether?
B) Leila has six gumdrops and she shares half of them with Darlene. How many does she have left?
C) Leila has six gumdrops and she wants to share them equally with her friend Darlene. How will she do that?
D) Leila has six gumdrops and she gives some to Darlene and now she has 4 left. How many did she give away?
Answer: C
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