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Identify the need or problem

• Compare / Contrast is used to show similarities and differences
• Decision process
• Drawing Conclusions

List of questions for your potential problem

• Classification
• Sequencing
• Critical Thinking
• Compare / Contrast

Develop possible solutions Questions

• Be creative in your thinking.
• Are there issues in picking the problem?

• How are we going to organize doing this process?
• What's the important issues in the community?
• How will we do this?

Thoughtful discussion ideas  web site -Kialo,com

Global Drivers: 

• For Sustainable Development
• The Brookings Institution

• Politicians working cooperatively
• Drug problem in the USA/ Our Community
• Creating a Community Culture
• Hunger in the world/ our neighborhood?
• Has technology been a benefit to society?
• Future of work?

Look for many options to reframe the problem.  Its like doing a brain-storming for the problem vs. the solution.

Examples

• This will be considered later in the methodology, but it's useful to begin to formulate your ideas
• Consider areas of common interest and passions within your group - this can coalesce around your mission
• It be a big problem, but you can focus on a smaller area to make a more practical and immediate impact
• Be creative on enlisting supports
• There is no wrong answer - work on a problem that inspires you!