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The Problem-Solving Enterprise Definition 1 (Problem). A doubtful or diffi- cult question; a matter of inquiry, discussion or thought; a question that exercises the mind. (Oxford English Dictionary) Why Learn to Solve Problems? Problem solving

  1. The Problem-Solving Enterprise Definition 1 (Problem). A doubtful or diffi- cult question; a matter of inquiry, discussion or thought; a question that exercises the mind. (Oxford English Dictionary)

  2. Why Learn to Solve Problems? Problem solving skills can be used in any class- room. Problem solving skills can be adapted to situ- ations outside the classroom. The better we are at solving problems, the more satisfaction and happiness we will derive from life. Life is a word problem.

  3. Types of Problems Puzzles or exercises Open-ended; might require research

  4. Key Attributes of Expert Problem Solvers Knowledge Problem-Solving Strategies – heuristics, rules of thumb. Tables and charts - organization Examining individual cases - looking for pat- terns Recalling similar problems Working backwards Trial and error Reflection Beliefs - perseverance, confidence, motivation, interest Practice

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