If a teacher were to apply Siegler's findings on the use of problem-solving strategies in the classroom, the teacher would

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Siegler's findings suggest that teachers should identify which aspect of a problem is causing difficulty for a student and then provide targeted instruction and practice on that specific aspect. This involves noticing and analyzing a student's problem-solving strategies, rather than simply focusing on their background or test-taking skills (such as the number of books in their home or using recognition tests). Metacognitive strategies (which help students reflect on and regulate their own thinking) are also encouraged, rather than discouraged. Thus, choice B is the best answer.

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