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This is an assessment to determine what you've learned from the discussion.

by Christian JV Balatan
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The "Definition" phase of problem-solving

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The "Execution" phase of problem-solving

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A type of problems with complex, ambiguous, multiple solutions

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A perspective that emphasizes the goal-oriented nature of problem solving

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A problem-solving theory that explains problem solving as a process of trial-and-error learning

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Introduced by John Bransford and Barry Stein, it serves as a metacognitive framework for cognitive skill acquisition

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A learning principle: Teachers should provide appropriate levels of guidance, gradually reducing support as learners gain proficiency

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A problem solving strategy: Presenting students with real-world problems encourages active engagement and collaboration

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Part of problem solving that includes individual differences, complexity of factual problems, transfer issues and resource constraints

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The CAUTIONS of Six Thinking Hats

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