Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking You Can Show
Define the user, the outcome, and the constraint. Replace vague aims with measurable goals. When you write the problem in one sentence, sloppy detours vanish. Post your one-sentence problem below.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking You Can Show
State what you believe and why, then design the lightest test. Quick experiments beat long debates. Keep a hypothesis log, and share one result, even if it failed, for collective learning.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking You Can Show
After every project, ask what worked, what surprised, and what you will change. Avoid blame; seek causes. This habit compounds. Start a one-page template and invite a peer to review it.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking You Can Show
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