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Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Problem Solving Strategy

Today we learn about Problem solving strategy, and from this strategy i learnt the following things;

Objectives+ obstacles=Problem
Definition; Problem sloving strategy is a tool(solve problems and achieve goals), skill(we use it repeatedly) and process(involves steps)

Purpose
  • Give tools to face challenges of the real worldd
  • to help students to foster self-discovery and aadaoptation
  • to help students understand comples dilemmas
  • help students to think about problems and trace the obstacles to achieve objectives
  • can be guided to effective problem solving strategy

Principles
1) model a useful problem
  • .can be difficult and tedious
  • show students your exaple to be patient
  • follow a structured method
2) teach within a specific content
  • the real life problems
  • do not teach as an independent abstract skills
  • teach in context in which they will be used
3) help students understand problems
  • students need to define end goal
4) take enough time
  • understand problem and define goal
  • understand individual student or as a whole class
  • asking questions
5) Ask question and make suggestions
  • make student predict
  • explain why something is happening
  • ask questions and make suggestion
6) link errors to misconception
  • use errors as evidences of misconception, not careless or random guessing
7) make an effort to isolate the misconception and correct it
  • teach students to do by themselves

Types of problem solving
1) convergent/closed problem
  • one right answer
2) Divergent/open ended problem
  • requires knowledge from different areas

Element of problem solving

1) definition of problem
  • one must have the knowledge of the problems
  • read and explore
2) definition of problem solving
  • implies a connection between thinking and knowledge
  • need previous knowledge
3) algorithms
  • step by step procedure fro problem solving(prescription for solution)
4) Heuristics
  • allows learning making student to discover themselves
  • need self exploration
5) the relationship between theory and practice
6)  teaching creatively
  • no one creates, one only integrates/applies previously learned knowledge
7) the transfer or the application of conceptual knowledge
  • connection of two/more real life problems due to some same properties to solve the problems


Procedure of problem solving1) define problem
  • how is current situation different from what you want it to be?
  • what you wan something to happen?
2) Problem Analysis
  • how is problem effecting you and others?
  • who else is expressing?
  • how others deals with the problems
 3) Generate possible solution
  • analysis problems
  • find causes and the solutions
 4) Analysis solution
  • is it relevant to situations
  • is it realistic and manageable
  • what is its consequences
 5) implementation
  • how it effects
  • did it achieve what you want
  • what consequences(good or bad)


Advantages of problem solving
  • solving problems in real life experiences or situation
  • direction to decision
  • build proper attitude

Demerits of problem solving
  • superficial thoughts
  • over  realisation
  • missing sight
  • no good conclusion


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