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Three of the following are suggestions for helping our students become better problem solvers. Which of the following is not a suggestion for helping our students learn to solve problems?
A) Teach a specific set of strategies to help students improve their problem-solving abilities.
B) Describe the characteristics of expert problem solvers to use as models for novices.
C) Help students understand a problem-solving model that can be applied to a variety of domains.
D) Focus on training students to persevere when they work on difficult problems.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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