Sentences with phrase «then brainstorms solutions»

The class then brainstorms solutions to the problem, from what they have learned in class, from the deck of tool cards, and from their own experience.

and then brainstorm solutions like standing in line to use the slide or joining a game of tag.

Thank them for sharing the worries and then brainstorm solutions together.

The other principals and central office staff then brainstorm solutions to problems and offer strategies that may have worked in other schools.

Not exact matches

By first understanding their customer's needs, then brainstorming possibilities and prototyping and testing ideas, they came up with solutions that would help families share important information with their care team.

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.

JE: So, this framework then, the Engineering Design Processes framework of problem scoping, brainstorming, experimenting, designing, building and then that circular loop of redesigning, then the solution — that can be applied to lots of different challenges can't it?

Online learners have the opportunity to explore all facets of the problem and then brainstorm possible solutions.

Focusing on South Asia or Sub-Saharan Africa, they researched agricultural and developmental challenges, brainstormed solutions to these challenges, selected a plausible solution, conducted more research, and then presented their solutions to a small group of Foundation staff that came to our school.

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

A problem observed by the children is then brought before the group and the community brainstorms solutions to the problem.

Nintendo's approach should be to brainstorm game ideas and then if the existing controller conventions fail to accommodate these ideas, come up with solutions.

Once both parties have had a chance to express themselves openly, and their needs clarified, then it is possible to brainstorm different solutions that would facilitate a collaborative agreement.

Once both parties have had a chance to express themselves openly, and their needs clarified, then it is possible to brainstorm different solutions that would facilitate a collaborative agreement.

Brainstorm as many solutions as possible, then jointly evaluate the pros and cons of each solution.

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:

The professionals who are members of CPSMC are trained to work together and with a divorcing couple to assist then in identifying the legal issues they face, gathering and sharing necessary information, brainstorming a variety of solutions, evaluating settlement proposals, and finding the middle ground that will become that couple's custom tailored solution.

We then brainstorm together to come up with the best solution.