Let Learners Help: The Power of Collaborative Problem Solving

Daybook January 09

Letting learners solve problems on their own not only builds their confidence but also creates a cooperative and positive learning environment that leads to success.

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When unexpected obstacles arise, like a snowstorm closing the school,

it’s easy for students to feel stressed and uncertain.

However, in this situation, they took the initiative and worked together to find a solution that worked for everyone.

This experience reminded me of how much learners can grow when we let them take ownership of the problem-solving process.

By encouraging them to find the answer, we not only build their confidence but also foster a sense of cooperation and creativity.

The results were not just about solving the immediate issue,

but about teaching them a valuable lesson in teamwork and leadership.

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One Line for Nurses and Student Nurses Today:
The greatest learning comes when we allow learners to solve problems on their own.