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How would students work on a problem?
1. Consider the issues.
2. List what you know.
3. Develop and write out the problem statement.
4. List possible solutions.
5. Create an action timeline.
6. List what you need to know.
7. Write out your solution.
8. Review your performance.
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Problem Based Learning in The Science Classroom
Presentation for STEMtech 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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