In guided discovery, the teacher provides the learner with clues as guidance but does not provide the answer (Mosston, 1966). The teacher might ask: “Is this your most balanced position? Could you now be in a position that is in a little bit less balance? Could you now be in the least balanced position? Typically the problem is posed to the entire class. Each child’s ability and interest in discovering her or his physical potential will determine which answer is selected from the range of possibilities.