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Gordon’s problem solving process

Gordon’s problem solving process. A process used by Thomas Gordon to help kids and parents solve their Relationship problems. Anna Rowen Dustin Sims. Typical use. Help parents and their kids solve their relationship problems logically with a step-by-step process

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Gordon’s problem solving process

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  1. Gordon’s problem solving process A process used by Thomas Gordon to help kids and parents solve their Relationship problems. Anna Rowen Dustin Sims

  2. Typical use • Help parents and their kids solve their relationship problems logically with a step-by-step process • Process teaches kids to make good decisions by thinking about their choices and options

  3. Who uses it • Kids • parents

  4. Step 1 • Identify the problem/ situation • Basically ask questions about what is causing the problem and what the problem is

  5. Step 2 • Generate Alternatives • Again ask questions & brainstorm ideas: “what can we do different?”

  6. Step 3 • Evaluate the alternative suggestions • Goal is to chose solution that is agreeable with everyone • Basically comprimise

  7. Step 4 • Make the Decision • Chose the answer that’s best for everyone

  8. Step 5 • Implement the solution/ decision • Give the solution a try and see how well it works or doesn’t work

  9. Step 6 • Do a follow up evaluation • Question the solution: • Did it solve your problem? • How could we change it and make it better?

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