1. You use problem-solving skills every day, even when you don’t
You use problem-solving skills every day, even when you don’t realize it. For example,
maybe you need to be at work for an important meeting, but your child is sick. How do you
make arrangements so you can still get to your meeting?Or, you have a child that needs help
with an assignment that you aren’t very familiar with. How do you help the child with their
homework? Or maybe your rent is due tomorrow, but you’re short $150. What do you do?In
paragraph 1, identify a problem that you have had to solve. Explain how you determined
the best course of action for your situation. Explain why your decision was the best
decision for you.In paragraph 2, identify a problem where you did not make a good
decision. Explain how you made your initial decision and the outcome. Define what you
would have done differently?You will also need to respond to one of your peers.Remember
to answer each part of the question. Typically a substantial post consists of 10-14 sentences,
and a peer response with 1-2 complete sentences.