Abstract In this article we
present the conclusions drawn from our research on the subject of
problem posing for mathematics competitions. We present the case
study of a student who is familiar with problem solving, has
understood what problem posing means and what is a mathematical
problematic situation, has proven his mathematical skills, and is
asked to create his own mathematical problem. The conclusions
drawn from this research are, firstly, on the relation of
mathematical creativity and mathematical problem posing, secondly,
on the relation of mathematical education and self-education, and
thirdly on the relationship between the creator of a problem and
the potential solver of the problem.
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