Providing students with a great deal of practice on a wide variety of problem types is essential for skill development, but practice alone is not sufficient unless the practice includes:
a) extensive direct instruction.
b) an absence of teacher interference and feedback.
c) feedback on their solutions, and on the process by which they arrived at the solutions.
d) freedom from teacher analysis and coding.
c Perhaps the most effective way to teach problem solving is to provide students with a great deal of practice on a wide variety of problem types and give feedback not only on the answer but also on the process used to arrive at the answer.
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a. True b. False
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a. ?reducing procedural errors? b. ?freeing administrators from unnecessary involvement in conflict resolution c. ?reducing anxiety among staff members d. ?all of the above
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a. ask questions. b. listen. c. break eye contact so the child does not feel nervous. d. ask another child to interpret.
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What will be an ideal response?