Abstract
Learning, teaching, and learning teaching—these prophetic words from George Pólya's (1963) title for his address to the members of the Mathematical Association of America nearly twenty-five years ago echo the questions that face our profession today (Curcio 1987). Pólya's legacy has not only touched our knowledge and abilltles in mathematics and problem solving but has also had a significant effect on our thoughts about teaching.
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