1. a) Writing the problem down on paper.
  b) Talents, skills, and resources.
2.  a) To think of possible solutions.
  b) On piece of paper.
3.	 From	those	you	trust	and	experts	in	the	field.
4.  a) What is the best that could happen.  What is 
the worst that could happen.
	 b)	 Will	this	solution	benefit	me?	does	this	solu -
tion	fit	my	values	and	beliefs?	 Will	this	solution	
take	me	closer	to	my	goals	in	life?	Do	I	want	to	
spend time doing this solution.
5.  For the problem and best for you.
6.  List detailed steps; list problems or roadblocks; 
list	steps	to	overcome;	plan	a	timeline;	plan	a	
reward.
7.  a) Eat healthy; exercise, and get enough sleep.
	 b)	Steps	needed	when	new	information	gives	 light for a better way.
8.  a) Student's answer.
  b) Reason for answer.
9.  a) Student's answer.
  b) Reason for answer.
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