Mick has always done very well in math. Through elementary school, he was one of the first to answer the teacher's questions, solve the new types of problems, and turn in assignments. Now he's in seventh grade and is having trouble with math. He recognizes that the concepts are more complex, but feels certain he is capable of understanding and performing better. He believes he has identified the problem. He doesn't approach his homework with the same focus he did in the past. He has a habit of multitasking when he does his homework. Based on Mick's identification of the problem, describe the steps he might take to use a general problem-solving strategy to solve the