Creative Problem Solving
Creative Problem Solving provides members with the opportunity to analyze the problem solving process and to work as a team to apply their problem solving skills in creating a solution to a hypothetical health or HOSA-related problem. This competitive event consists of 2 rounds and each team consists of 2-6 people. Round One will consist of a written test and the score will be used to qualify the team for Round Two. In Round Two teams will be given a potential problem related to HOSA, the health community, or a specific health issue and have 30 minutes to analyze the problem. At the end of the preparation time, teams will have eight (8) minutes to present their solution to a panel of judges. This event aims to inspire members to be proactive future health professionals and utilize higher-order thinking to solve complex challenges.
Competitors will take an online test during the testing window of February 26- March 8, 2024. Combined team scores will be used to qualify into Round 2 of the competition. Advisors will be informed of which competitors have moved on from Round 1 to qualify to participate in Round 2 at SLC.
Please be sure to check the short sheet guidelines which tell you how to prepare for these events, as well as, the Montana Gotta Have It list which informs you of the equipment you are responsible for bringing to SLC.
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Creative Problem Solving Short Sheet Guidelines PDF
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HOSA Creative Problem Solving Guidelines (August 2021) Page 2 of 5 6. The team test score average from Round One will be used to qualify the team for the Round Two presentation. 7. Round 1: Written Test Plan Creative Thinking 30% Clarification of Problems/Developing Objectives 15% ...
Identifying the Problem. 1-Consensus Building (voting in a democratic manner) 2-Draw a picture of the problem. 3-Experience Kit (putting problem solvers through an experience that causes them to understand the problem better) 4-Fishbone/Ishikawa Diagram - exercise that lists all possible causes of the problem at hand.
Creative Problem Solving Resource Sheet Hybrid General Resources: https://opentextbc.ca/ workinginfoodserviceindustry/chapter/ effective-problem-solving-and-decision-
Generating Alternatives. 1-Analogies and Metaphors - helps one identify problems and understand them better.2-Analysis of Past Solutions, and learning from failures.3-Association - making a mental connection between two objects or ideas. They must be related in some manner.4-Free Association - just getting as many ideas as possible on the white ...
Creative Problem Solving Guidelines (August 2016) 1 Creative Problem Solving Purpose: To encourage HOSA members to analyze the problem solving process and to work as a team to apply their problem solving skills in creating a solution to a hypothetical health or HOSA-related problem. Description This event will involve two rounds of competition ...
Creative Problem Solving. Secondary. Postsecondary. STATE Competitor Orientation. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE COMPETITOR TO KNOW AND FOLLOW THE EVENT GUIDELINES AND . TEXAS HOSA GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS. FOR COMPLETE GUIDELINES, REFER TO . WWW.HOSA.ORG. FOR THE TEXAS HOSA STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES, THE COMPETITORS/TEAMS WILL PROVIDE ...
CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) ... Your HOSA chapter wants your school to become an approved site for this vital program. You now have 30 minutes to prepare and 8 minutes to present a case to school administration (judges) ...
6. Classify dissimilar groupings into separate columns. 7. Rank items in each column. 8. Generalize each column using its main idea as a heading or title. 9. Rank the columns from left to right on the racking board according to their importance or utility. Creating Problem Solving Vocabularies Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free.
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Event Summary. Creative Problem Solving provides members with the opportunity to analyze the problem solving process and to work as a team to apply their problem solving skills in creating a solution to a hypothetical health or HOSA-related problem. This competitive event consists of 2 rounds and each team consists of 3-4 people.
Problem Solving Steps and Process. four basic steps to solving problems. Step 1 of problem solving. Define the problem. Step 2 of problem solving. generate alternative solutions (come up with a few differnet things then pick one, things can be added in later) Step 3 of problem solving. Evaluate and select an alternative.
The Beech High School HOSA's Creative Problem Solving Team shows how Round 2 of the event occurs, and gives an example that was actually used at the 2012-20...
Creative Problem Solving Purpose To encourage HOSA members to analyze the problem solving process and to work as a team to apply their problem solving skills in creating a solution to a hypothetical health or HOSA-related problem. Description This event will involve two rounds of competition. Round One will consist of a written test to
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Virtual HOSA Creative Problem Solving - August 2020 B. Presentation Delivery Excellent 5 points Good 4 points Average 3 points Fair 2 points Poor 0 points JUDGE SCORE 3. Diction*, Pronunciation** & Grammar Delivery emphasizes and enhances message. Clear enunciation and pronunciation. No vocal fillers (ex:
Creative Problem Solving provides members with the opportunity to analyze the problem solving process and to work as a team to apply their problem solving skills in creating a solution to a hypothetical health or HOSA-related problem. This competitive event consists of 2 rounds and each team consists of 2-6 people.
Creative thinking. involves calling into question the assumptions underlying our customary, habitual ways of thinking and acting and then being ready to think and act differently on the basis of the critical questioning. Components of Critical Thinking. Identifying and challenging assumptions.
Each can link with 10,000 of its neighbors. 10. Humans use no more than ____% of their brain power. True. Object of problem solving is usually a solution, answer, or conclusion. Outcome of creative thinking is new ideas. analyzing, synthesizing and imagining, and valuing. the three main functions of the mind.
1. Participate in as many NGL-ATC events at ILC as they wish, if the tests are paid for, and if the competitor can logistically sit to test in events for which they are registered. 2. Enter only ONE regular competitive event at the ILC. 3. Participate in as many Recognition Category Events as they wish. These guidelines are written for ILC.