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| Introduction | Sharing Cookies | Problem Reflection | Classroom Practice | Problem Solving in Action | Classroom Checklist | Your Journal | |
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Like the other Process Standards, problem solving is one interlocking piece of effective teaching. Use the Classroom Checklist (an Adobe PDF document) to note things you think are important in Ms. Kincaid's lesson. You may want to watch the entire video (duration 16:44), or review the segment you've just watched. Write down any notes you have about the items you selected. When you're done, select "Display Your Work" to generate a page that you can either print or save.
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