Summary Sheet for Puzzles
Pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operational thinking
Solve the problems, remember your thought processes, and record information, maybe using a format like:
1. Garduckal puzzle.
- What were your thoughts?
- If you were convinced your solution was accurate, what convinced you?
- What different thoughts might other people use to solve the problem?
2. Jo Short and Jo Tall Puzzle
- What were your thoughts?
- If you were convinced your solution was accurate, what convinced you?
- What different thoughts might other people use to solve the problem?
- What were your thoughts?
- If you were convinced your solution was accurate, what convinced you?
- What different thoughts might other people use to solve the problem?
- What were your thoughts?
- If you were convinced your solution was accurate, what convinced you?
- What different thoughts might other people use to solve the problem?
5. Frog problem mathematics
- What were your thoughts?
- If you were convinced your solution was accurate, what convinced you?
- What different thoughts might other people use to solve the problem?
6. Mealworm Experiment science
- What were your thoughts?
- If you were convinced your solution was accurate, what convinced you?
- What different thoughts might other people use to solve the problem?
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