Guidelines for Group Problem-Solving

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	Work together in groups of four or five.
	Cooperate with other group members.
	Achieve a group solution for each problem.
	Make sure that everyone understands the solution before the group goes on.
	Listen carefully to others and try, whenever possible, to build upon their ideas.
	Share the leadership of the group
	Make sure that everyone participates and no one dominates.
	Take turns writing problem solutions on the board.
	Proceed at a pace that is comfortable for your own group.

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