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by Raissa P. Rebato, 1-18

What does
generate
mean?
What does
assess
mean?
After selecting and
defining a problem to work
on, the next step in problem
solving is to identify
possible solutions, and
brainstorming is how we
accomplish this.

Once the team or
individual has decided the
what should be model, this
target standard becomes
the basis for developing a
road map for investigating
alternatives.
If we focus on trying
to get the results we
want, we miss the
potential for learning
something new that
will allow for real
improvement.
I want to take
a job, but I dont have
the transport to get
there and I dont have
enough money to buy a
car.
This section of the
problem solving is where
you investigate the
various factors about
each of the potential
solutions.*
Basically you need to
identify and compare their
relative values. This
information must be
recorded and presented
in a meaningful way to aid
comparison.
Solutions which don't meet
the restrictions of the
situation must be rejected.
Before you accept a solution
you must decide if any
associated risks are
acceptable.

AVAILABILITY
TIME
REFLECT
"What makes some solutions
better than others?"
"What does the solution to
this problem require?"
"What solutions have been
tried for this and similar
problems? With what
results?"

CREATIVITY
http://www.skillsyouneed.com/ips/pro
blem-solving3.html#ixzz38YRkfkqx
http://www.gdrc.org/decision/proble
m-solve.html
http://ptsd.about.com/od/selfhelp/a/
Successful-Problem-Solving.htm
http://www.itseducation.asia/evaluat
e.htm