FLIP: Problem Selection

 

The idea for the FLIP learning is to review this page prior to either the classroom or on-line discussion to prepare yourself.

Picking the project

Project Planning

 

Root cause Analysis

Scheduling

Decision Making

Assessment & Reflection…   My passion, Interest, Dealing with others, Trust   

Problem Framing

Taking Personal risks

Teamwork

Challenge Assumptions

Gathering Facts

Handling Adversity

Description of training: The Problem Is To Know What the Problem Is

 

Basic Outline

Questions (Items to be Studied)  
Topics to Review for this section

The Team gets together and picks a problem they would like to solve for the community or the world. They should consider community organizations that they will work with and then present their solution.

 

 
  Decision Making  ;   Handout
 Project Planning/ Scheduling
 Problem Framing
 Review Team-Work activities
 Possible Problems to work on
 Listening skill
 Measurements
Simple projects that can be accomplished as a group while learning skills

Skills: Community: (People and relationships Count )

Listening skills, communication skills, teamwork, Interpersonal skills, Relationship, Measurements

   
Support System

 

Study Guide

 

Pre-view items that will be studied ( Like a physical warm up)

Get prepared for learning

Review
  1. Identify
  2. Clarify
  3. Summarize ( In your words)
Self-Test .. Use levels of Bloom Taxonomy
Examine for this section
Prepare for success  (Review examine and learn from mistakes )

 

 

 

Video

3.13 min. Problem Framing in Design Thinking | UC Berkeley Executive Education
   
5.47 min

How to Learn Faster with the Feynman Technique (Example Included)

   
5.51 min

How It Works: Design Thinking IBM

   
1.5 min

What Is Design Thinking?

   
5.0 min.

Design Thinking Process

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Last Updated 1/18/2021