5. Describe the kind of information you want to discuss in the "after" portion of a lesson
6. How do the decisions a teacher makes correspond to the four phases of problem solving?
7. Select an activity from any chapter in Section 2 of this text. How can the activity be used as a "problem" for the purpose of instruction in the sense taken in this chapter? If you were using this activity in the classroom. what suggestions from the "before" actions for teachers would you use? Explain.
8. What is the difference between teaching problem solving and teaching about problem solving?
9. The goals for problem solving fall into three categories: strategies, meta cognition, and affect.
For each category, briefly tell what a teacher can do to address these goals.
10. Why must your assessment program include problem-solving goals?