To increase problem solving among small and large groups of people. To recognize and understand each others' needs 1. Brainstorm with students the problems which they typically run into on a regular basis and list those on chalkboard or overhead transparency. Have students share failed attempts at solving problems and determine if they attempted to solve the problem in any structured way.
Members take turns sharing their answers and evaluating their decisions with their partner.
C. Analyze the alternatives. D. Decide on the best solution to the problem. E. Evaluate the outcome. If the problem wasn't solved, go back to Step A. 4. Each participant works with a partner to work through a chosen problem utilizing the problem-solving format.