Problem Solving Process

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What is the first step of the Problem Solving Process?

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Define

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What is the second step of the Problem Solving Process?

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Prepare

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What is the third step of the Problem Solving Process?

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Try

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What is the fourth step of the Problem Solving Process?

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Reflect

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This is an example of the DEFINE step.

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Explain the problem and goal

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This is an example of the PREPARE step.

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Research where the outlets are, know how long my vacuum cleaner cord is.

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This is an example of the TRY step. Options: Think about why my tower fell after using only 5 blocks, Follow my plan and fold and stack paper on top of each other, Weigh the pros and cons to my tower design., Know my goal to build a tower as tall as possible using only 10 blocks

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Follow my plan and fold and stack paper on top of each other

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This is an example of the REFLECT step. Analyze classroom setup: meets the goal? could be better?

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Analyze classroom setup: meets the goal? could be better?

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You should only go through the Problem Solving Process once.

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False

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After you try a solution to a problem, there is no need to look for another solution.

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False