Create your own awesome maps

Even on the go

with our free apps for iPhone, iPad and Android

Get Started

Already have an account?
Log In

The Problem Solving Process by Mind Map: The Problem Solving
5.0 stars - 1 reviews range from 0 to 5

The Problem Solving Process

3. Review Background

Explore and use tools that focus on the problem.

List background information.

2. Develop Objectives

Figure out the goal and the skills that meet the task.

develop objectives that represent the specific content, language and skills the students should be working toward.

1. Contextualize the Question

Put student's questions in a greater context for them to solve.

Ask, "What is the question here?" and "What should we do about it?"

4. Write the Problem

Be specific about student roles and responsibilities.

Write the problem and be sure to include what exactly the students are doing.

6. Evaluate Student Needs

Review students' current level of knowledge and skill.

Evaluate and be ready to meet each individual students' needs.

7. Implement

Provide clear instructions to the students on what they are to do.

Provide feedback as the students are working and observe the students as they work.

5. Develop Scaffolds

Create documents and mini-lessons to assist students.