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Tétel Szabadon hozzáférhető Connections between discovery learning through the Pósa Method and the secondary school leaving examination in three Hungarian mathematics classrooms(2022-09-13) Urbanski, Michael; Daunt, Zoe; Saluja, Tarang; Barbarics, Márta; Juhász, PéterThe Pósa Method is a guided discovery learning method that has been used in Hungarian education in the form of extracurricular activities for "gifted" mathematics students. A four-year experiment implemented the method in three more "average" classrooms. This article reports on the relationship between the Pósa Method and the standardized secondary school leaving mathematics exam (Matura Exam in short) in Hungary. Data consists of students' survey responses, teacher interviews, and exam results from the three Hungarian classrooms who took part in the four-year experiment. We identify aspects of the Pósa Method that can benefit and hinder exam performance. In addition, we find that learning through the Pósa Method for the four years of high school has adequately prepared students for the exam. Subject Classification: 97D44, 97D54, 97D64Tétel Szabadon hozzáférhető retrospective look at discovery learning using the Pósa Method in three Hungarian secondary mathematics classrooms(2022-02-04) Daunt, Zoe; Saluja, Tarang; Urbanski, Michael; Barbarics, MartaWhile the Pósa Method was originally created for mathematical talent management through extracurricular activities, three "average" public secondary school classrooms in Hungary have taken part in a four-year experiment to implement the Pósa Method, which is based on guided discovery learning of mathematics. In this paper, we examine the students' and teachers' reflections on the Pósa Method, and how student perspectives have changed between their first and last year of high school. Overall, teachers and students had a positive experience with the Pósa Method. Furthermore, our research indicated that this implementation has met several objectives of the Pósa Method, including enjoyment of mathematics and autonomous thinking. Subject Classification: 97D40