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DISCOVER Process of Creative Real-world Problem Solving:

1) What was the real-world problem that you or your team addressed and why was it challenging to solve? The real world problem was to check develop with my team an solution

Provide clear statement of the problem you are considering.

List all the contextual factors that you must consider when solving the problem.

DESIGN Process of Creative Real-World Problem Solving:

2) What were the approaches to the problem that you or your team identified, considered, analyzed, and evaluated, and why did some of those solutions appear stronger than others?

List multiple solutions that you considered

Explain which contextual factors from above each of those solutions address and how they address them.

3) What were the creative solution(s) that you or your team selected and developed for addressing the identified real-world problem?

Which solution did your team select?

Which contextual factors from above does that solution address and how?

Include all: how does your solution address the ethical, logical, and cultural dimensions of the problem?

4) Why should your or your teams proposed solution to the real-world problem be considered creative, reasonable, and powerful?

Why was the solution you chose the best one to the real world problem?

Include all: history of the problem a review, a review of the logic/reasoning that you used, the feasibility of your solution, and the impact that your solution will have (positive and negative).

DELIVER Process of Creative Real-World Problem Solving:

5) How did you or your team present the proposed solution for the real-world problem?

Through which medium did you deliver your solution (... a paper, a presentation, ..)

Why is that medium an effective delivery of your solution?

How the chosen medium help you address each of the contextual factors that you mentioned above?

6) Describe the audience to whom your presentation was made and their receptivity to your proposed solution.

REFLECT Process of Creative Real-World Problem Solving:

7) What new learning or insights did you or your team gain about your DISCOVER, DESIGN, and DELIVER skill levels of creative real-world problem solving from this experience?

8) What would you or your team do differently to improve your DISCOVER, DESIGN, and DELIVER skills of creative real-world problem solving in the future?

9) How would you evaluate the overall problem-solving ability of you or your team?

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