solving
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- noun
- /ˈsɑlvɪŋ/
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resolución de problemas
- Improving communication with problem solving as a shared objective is the focus of this behavioral approach.
- problem solving
- problem solving skills
- thinking and problem solving
What does this puzzle solving process look like today?
- What does this puzzle solving process look like today?
- This doesn't say problem solving, it says perspective.
- It can update the alphas by solving the Schrodinger equation for them.
- He says, look, there are these powerful methods for solving numerical problems.
- It's about the way to think about solving math problems.
- And maybe I was just one solution away from solving all of my problems.
- And again, there's nothing preventing us from solving these other problems.
- But right now the solution is solving this virus.
- And I knew that I wanted to be about solving hands on that chasm.
- Are we doing any studies about puzzle, puzzles, solving, addictions?
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I spent so much time taking care of my mother that I got pretty good at problem solving.
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Problem solving technique number four, what would the hero do?
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It's about the way to think about solving math problems.
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These days, maths is more about logic and problem solving.
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The Locker Design Challenge is an individual assignment. However, collaborative problem solving is encouraged.
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PBL is a terrific method for teaching problem solving, core concepts, skills, and creative application of knowledge.
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Lessons such as these can be engaging and exciting while developing problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.
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Seventh and eighth graders in a pre-algebra class were taught problem-solving skills, including the manipulation of symbols in equations.
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Effective solving of mathematical equations requires practice and patience.
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The team focused on solving the logistical challenges of the event.
Synonyms
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Solving a problem or ending a disagreement
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Finding ways to deal with difficult or complex situations
The act of working out numbers and totals
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Etymology
The word solving comes from the Latin word solvere, which means 'to loosen' or 'set free'. So to solve a problem is like 'loosening' it until the answer appears, and that is why the answer is called a solution.