Problem-Solving

What is problem-solving?

• When you choose something

• Process of finding solutions to challenging issues and/or problems

• Not getting upset

• Communicating your needs

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Which are steps when problem-solving?

• Identifying the problem

• Trying out the best solution

• Going for a walk

• Figuring out whether it is a "big deal" or a "little deal"

For some people, we cannot always identify when we are upset/frustrated.

• True

• False

List some strategies you can use BEFORE communicating your feelings/problems to others.

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OFF

When trying to find solutions what are the THREE things you need to think about?

• Who

• What

• Why

• How

• Where

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What are some things to keep in mind when you are thinking of solutions?

• Am I perfect?

• Is it safe?

• How would others feel?

• Does it matter?

Ciara went to the bank after work. She realized when she got inside that her wallet was unzipped, and all her cards were missing. Ciara left the bank and drove off upset.

What is the how? How did it happen? How did Ciara lose all her cards?

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OFF

True or False.

Everything you deal with is a big deal.

• False

• True

What are solutions?

• Things that help deal with a problem and/or issues

• For your contacts

• For your dogs

• Who knows?

If you had to choose a classroom leader, who would it be?

This leader would be the one to hold everyone accountable, make sure they are doing what they are supposed to and remind everyone of classroom rules/expectations when they are not being followed.

• Cayden

• Micah

• Derrick

• CJ

• Kyky