Macao has had no problem-solving training in its educational curriculum; an effective problem-solving training should be implemented as part of the curriculum.
The ways in which potential applications are communicated to decision-makers range from applicable outputs including publications ranging from review papers, book chapters, and books, to applied outputs which include interdisciplinary problem solving, educational outreach, and direct involvement, with examples summarized in Table 3.
Perhaps waiting room computers with links to cancer-related web sites with good educational and problem-solving content could spur interest.
26, 27 This compares favorably with similar hypertension-targeted interventions, namely a nurse-administered telemedicine program (which delivered a series of educational and problem-solving modules to hypertension patients) at the Durham Veterans Affairs Medical Center primary care clinic (ICER $42,457 US to $87,300 US per life-year saved).
High-quality, next-generation online courses incorporate personalized adaptive learning, problem-solving activities, interactive laboratories, animations, simulations, educational gaming, virtual reality environments, social networking and data analytics.
Yet problems of implementation of pieces of (educational) software, learning environments, and use of communication technology are far from being solved (Laborde & Sträßer 2010), and many of the problems relate to improvement of students' problem-solving skills by the use of educational software.
Materials for the high gf verbal blocks were adapted with permission from a standard letter-based problem-solving task, Letter Sets from the Educational Testing Service (ETS) kit of factor-referenced tests (Ekstrom et al. 1976).
This study aims to evaluate multiple aspects of a problem-solving-based educational adventure game, Boom Room©.
Hobby sets, sports toys, computer software, construction toys and books with uplifting messages all make good playthings, so do educational toys that promote problem-solving skills, such as counting, math games and more challenging board games.
The authors suggest that patients with a higher educational level have better problem-solving and goal-setting strategies.
