Problem Solving

Data Collection & Evaluation

The Coordinator's Corner:

Got Problem Solving?

What are the steps to Problem Solving?

When problem solving, it is important to have a model, or a set of questions that the team will utilize every time they utilize the problem solving process.

Here are the necessary components of problem solving:

1. Problem Identification

2. Problem Analysis

3. Plan Implementation

4. Plan Evaluation

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Problem Solving Questions

How do we know if we have a problem?

What data are we using to determine if there is a problem?

How do we know if this is a problem with core, secondary, or intensive supports?

Using the Early Warning System Indicators will help teams identify risk factors for attendance, academics, and behavior.

Problem-Solving Example

Here's a 4th grade problem solving example that you can use with your team:

Problem Solving Example

Team exams fourth grade core (all students) data
Utilizes baseline data and asks Problem Identification questions (provided on the left hand side)
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Resources

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Necessary Components of Problem Solving

Analyzing Core

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