Tag: Questers

Behind the scene : Lesson Plan Making

Our next group activity was about making a “Lesson Plan“. We need to make a lesson plan from the structured problem solving that we did. Last December 06, 2018 at 2:30 PM, Questers gathered and had a brainstorming in making our Lesson Plan at our usual place, TCC Canteen.

Sharing of ideas
Selfie and Candid shot
Groufie L – R: Ma. Rowena Salise, Ralph Naelga, Cherise Jane Nabong, Ingrid Ladrera, and Sofia Anne Marie Cristobal
Everyone’s looking serious while Sofia took a selfie.
Exchanging of thoughts, but Sofia, are you okay?

No matter how high tech our generation may become, teamwork will always hold a key to success!

Behind the scene: Structured Problem Solving

Our first group activity was about making a “Structured Problem Solving“. Last November 27, 2018 at 10:12 AM, Educ Questers gathered at TCC Canteen and did some brainstorming about structured problem solving.

All eyes were focused on the laptop
Serious mode on
L – R: Cherise Nabong, Ingrid Ladrera, Ralph Naelga, Ma. Rowena Salise, and Sofia Anne Marie Cristobal
Sharing ideas
Too serious? Naah, we’re enjoying it 🙂
See that smile? 😉

What is Structured Problem Solving?

Structured Problem Solving provides a systematic approach to advance from the identification of a problem to the solution.

The structured problem solving process known as 4D’s also exemplifies the instructional shift in digital learning:

  • Define the problem
  • Design the solution
  • Do the work
  • Debrief on the outcome

By following the 4 D’s, one will achieve a step-by-step structured process for resolving problems that can be useful in any area of your life.