The appropriate use of worked examples are to be used to teach students how to solve problems in a step-by-step process. Once the students have an understanding of how to solve problems, the student can use the information they have learned on their own.

One way to use worked examples is to combine worked examples with practice problems. Combining btoh will allow the student to learn better and learn the concepts needed to move forward in the next problems. This allows the student to think cognitively and learn how to use what they are learning in his or her everyday life. Cognitive learning skills are important and students use worked examples in problem solving.

The other appropriate use of worked examples is to teach the student how to conduct procedures and create what they would like to learn. Most worked examples can be used in a classroom setting, during lectures, in textbooks to help students grasp understanding of the class objectives, online classroom settings and at home.