Implementing a problem-solving curriculum may be difficult for all of the following reasons except:
A)parents often want their children to learn basic computational skills instead of solving problems.
B)administrators are not always accepting of the active and noisier problem-solving environment.
C)teachers have few resources for problem-solving through professional organizations.
D)preparing students for standardized tests may take away time that could be spent on solving problems.

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The statement that teachers have few resources for problem-solving through professional organizations is incorrect. There are several professional organizations that provide resources and support for implementing problem-solving curriculums, such as the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and the National Science Teachers Association.

Implementing a Problem-Solving Curriculum May Be Difficult for All of the Following