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problem-solving_60436347

Problem-solving refers to the process of reaching a goal through overcoming obstacles. This is a common part of many activities. There are many problems that require solutions. How to turn on an appliance) and more complex problems in technical and business fields. The first example is simple problem solving (SPS), which addresses one issue. The latter, however, is complex problem solving with multiple interrelated obstacles (CPS).

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problem-solving_60436347

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  1. RMM Technologies (P) Ltd PROBLEM SOLVING

  2. INDROTUCTION • This approach allows for possible solutions to be carefully evaluated and one solution is selected for implementation. • To ensure that the solution is effective, the situation is closely monitored. • Problem-solving in one situation can help the nurse to solve problems in similar situations. women

  3. PROCESS OF PROBLEM SOLVING 2/3 PROCESS

  4. LEVELS OF PROBLEM SOLVING Simple: This does not require a lot of expertise and can be solved even by managers at lower levels. Moderate: These aren't serious but they must be solved as soon as possible Complex: These issues must be addressed first and require more care and attention. They are also managed by the top management.

  5. ADVANTAGES OF PROBLEM SOLVING • It solves the problem • Or, you can reduce the problem. • It can also reduce the negative effects of the problem. • It uses a variety of resources to assist in the development of solutions. • This problem solving helps increase profitability and brand recognition of a company.

  6. TECHNIQUES OF PROBLEM SOLVING • There are many ways to solve problems, depending on the problem. • Traditional methods include: • Analyzing the causes and clarifying the problem • Alternatives • Each alternative is evaluated • Choose one • Implement • Evaluate

  7. CONCLUSION • The teaching of mathematics can be done using problem-solving methods. This helps the learner to recognize and solve problems. • Students will be able to think creatively and problem solve in a true problem-solving environment. Students should be allowed the freedom to change from one step to the next through multiple options and strategies.

  8. Thank You Thank You It's so much easier to suggest solutions when you don't know too much about the problem. www.rmmindia.com info@rmmindia.com

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