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How might parents and teachers facilitate the transfer of learning?
 
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As children become more mature problem solvers, how do they use problem-solving strategies?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Parents and teachers can facilitate the transfer of learning by explicitly pointing out commonalities across several problems. Pointing out parallels helps with transferring.

Answer to Question 2

Children choose from a store of multiple strategies. They may use multiple strategies at once, and they do not swap out old strategies and replace them with new ones, but rather blend elements as they develop.





 

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