First, I have to brainstorm idea how to solve the problem. For example, I have to think what the question exactly asks and what information in that problem is helpful. Moreover, I have to find theories and facts that may be used for solving that problem.
Then, I organize the idea and solution by choosing theories and facts I apply and putting them in the appropriate order.
To draft my solution, I explain my solution by using those theories and facts. Moreover, I explain why I use those theories and what I obtain from using the theories.
I review my solution by reading it again in order to see if there are errors and points that may not be clear. After that, I revise my solution by correcting the errors I find and giving more explanation if it is not clear.
Finally, I am ready to publish my solution. I hand in my solution to my teacher.
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