• In the guided discovery process, the learner is helped to identify a problem to solve.• The child is not given the solution, but is provided with hints, feedback, or modeling to identify a solution.• 4 Elements(1) One thing at a time(2) Ask, don’t tell- Through Socratic questioning, the child is taught to critical think,analyze, and evaluate solutions.(3) Coach, don’t adjust- OT is required to bring these adjustments to the child’s attention by guiding the child to discover the personal, task, or environmental adjustments that will improve occupational performance.(4) Make it obvious- The part of occupation the child needs to attend to is “made obvious.”- The relationship between strategy use and outcome are also “made obvious.”