Sentences with phrase «students brainstorm solutions»

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The study found students who thought on their own conceived nearly twice as many solutions to a series of creative puzzles than did those working in brainstorming groups.

Brainstorming exercises, which included engaging 30 experts over the course of nearly 4 months, led the students to focus on sharing resources as a solution to the problem.

PEP will assist small businesses by providing them access to some of our region's top business students, who can help brainstorm fresh ideas and solutions to real challenges facing a business.

As part of his inquiry, Paulsen helped create a public event, bringing together a container company manager, architects, art students, city planners and regulatory officials to brainstorm solutions in a design charette that drew wider media coverage.

In the same session, we also brainstormed potential solutions with administrators, counselors, teachers, students, and our school's Athletic Director.

Do ask students to brainstorm potential sources of (and solutions for) resistance to their increased role in making curriculum decisions.

Shipping costs were becoming a problem, so the students had to brainstorm a solution.

Step 2 in the classroom: Once students have heard the issues facing their community via Step 1, give them sticky notes and pens and let them brainstorm solutions.

When students can study the issue first, then brainstorm for ideas and propose solutions on their own, they take a lot more from the experience and display much more enthusiasm in making it a success.

We have all used activities for students to brainstorm solutions to problems, be artistically creative and more.

Meyer set up skits involving student - student conflicts and student - teacher conflicts and had teachers brainstorm solutions, says Kay Dodd, Dean Rusk's assistant principal.

As a follow - up and final product, students could engage in a debate, brainstorm possible solutions in groups, and create a presentation.

Students would then work as a group to brainstorm methods to arrive at a solution.

In our SECURe project, we teach elementary students a process called the Peace Path, which involves students telling each other how they feel, brainstorming solutions, and together choosing a strategy, trying it out, and reflecting on the outcome.

Called «courageous conversations,» Levine asked students to brainstorm solutions to tough social situations like a boy being left out of a game at recess, or what to do if everyone seems to be picking on one kid.

Students examine population growth and its impact on water resources and endangered species, predict future problems if growth continues, and brainstorm solutions to problems.

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During the first four days of the project, students have team time during social studies, mathematics, science, and language arts classes to brainstorm problem - solving strategies and solutions.

On the snowman story map worksheet, students brainstorm ideas about the characters, setting, beginning, problem, middle, solution, and conclusion.

A worksheet is also provided to help viewers assess barriers and brainstorm possible policy - and practice - based solutions to college access and success for these five student populations.

At the conference, which took place in October, students identify a problem they face in their home district and brainstorm solutions.

Following a pitch session (during which students brainstorm and identify specific legal services delivery challenges they want to solve), teams will use class and team working time to move through the phases of design thinking to create a solution to their «How might we...» challenges.

The following is an excerpt from the book Positive Discipline in the Classroom that illustrates the amazing difference in brainstormed suggestions when students first focus on logical consequences and then focus on solutions: