Transcending the challenge of obtaining professional development in rural areas required networking, collaborating, problem-solving, shadowing, and mentoring other health care professionals [ 36, 38, 42, 44, 47, 49] and management [ 39].
Recently a development of co-creation (Sanders and Stappers 2008) becomes visible, in which citizens, together with governments and industries collaborate in problem identification, design of solutions and realisation.
While her male classmates collaborated on problem sets, Ms. Nath toiled in the computer lab alone.
Students often collaborated on problem sets, which is how we managed to solve the tricky questions.
They want people who can write analytically, think creatively, collaborate, solve problems… and you can get that on this type of course".
Just like a football coach assembles players with different but complementary skills, mathematicians increasingly assemble thinkers with different skills and knowledge bases to collaborate on problems.
A McKinsey & Company study of United States economic activity in 2005 said that 40percentt of labor activity, the biggest chunk, came not from making things or from traditional transactions but from what McKinsey called "the interaction economy," the part in which people collaborate, solve problems and design products and such.
Also, humans are now required to be adaptable, communicate effectively, and to collaborate in problem-solving teams.
They want to collaborate and problem-solve in partnership with the teacher.
However their value significantly depends on the ability and disposition of individual researchers and institutions to collaborate on problems across disciplinary, geographic and institutional boundaries, as well as over time.
