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How leader encourages people to adapt any problem that his or her followers could face is a very important approach that leader should aware about it. In this essay I am going to identify adaptive leadership, and the situational challenges that leaders could face: technical challenges, adaptive challenges, and both technical challenges and adaptive challenges. Moreover, I am going to identify six leader behaviors in the process of adaptive leadership. Also, I am going to illustrate these…

thoughtful investigating, making sense of information, and developing new understandings. The students are responsible for ask questions, researching their questions, and choosing how to present their findings. Students are in charge of solving problems or answer posing questions rather than having the teacher simply present facts or answer questions…

They seated up a problem-solving approach consist of steps: orientation, problem definition, goal setting, and generation of alternatives, decision making, action, and evaluation. Therefore the authors believed that good problem-solving skills consist of the ability to recognize a problem when it arises, define the problem clearly and accurately, produce a diversity of possible solutions, anticipate outcomes, formulate…

some courses optimization seems to be the strongest topic in applied mathematics, with additional interest in differential equations. Lecturers are not much motivated to improve the situation rather they maintain their traditional lecture approach. Problem-solving applications and research activities generally are only beginning to take hold, however, because university mathematics has traditionally focused on theoretical topics on the assumption that the only career for math majors would be in…

produce it. There were instances when tensions arose due to minor disagreements of what actions should be taken to complete our task, however, we were able to use problem-solving steps in order to form a decision to appease the majority. Schwartzman (2014) maintains that there are six steps to solve problems as a group; define the problem or issue, establish criteria for solutions, identify solutions, evaluate solutions, choose the best one, and then implement or test it. Accordingly,…

• During the beginning of my lesson, with the entire class, I had the students help another student through a multiplication and division problem. When the students were helping another student, I asked the students prompting questions that allowed them to help that student effectively. For example, during the multiplication problem, I asked the students, “Is this answer complete?” to which a student responded with, “no.” When the student responded to this, I asked then the simple question of…

SWOT ANALYISIS: “People are empowered when they switch from a perspective of “I CANT” to “HOW CAN I?” SWOT stands for STRENGHTS, WEAKNESS, OPPORTUNITIES, and THREATS. Strengths and weaknesses are internal factors while opportunities and threats are external factors. It is a simple but powerful framework for analyzing our strengths, weakness, the opportunities and the threat we face. This helps us focus on our strengths, minimize threats and take the greatest possible advantage of opportunities…

“Win the Fiery Antidote”: a Feminist Approach to Christina Rossetti’s Goblin Market In a time when women did not have major roles in literature or their daily lives, Christina Rossetti’s powerful poem Goblin Market is published to empower women of the Victorian Era. This poem is about two sisters, Lizzie and Laura, who live alone in the middle of the woods. They go into the woods every day to get water from the river, where they encounter goblin men selling fruits. After Laura tries…

Identity is the fact of being who a person is. Many make superior choices and resist bad ones. The attempt of choosing between decisions is difficult depending on what the results can be. Myriad of decisions include being able to overcome obstacles through journeys. For instance, adventurous men travel to try and accomplish their goal but end up in many bumps. The Odyssey conveys temptations the protagonist, Odysseus, has when he travels on an expedition trying to reach home. Ithaca, Odysseus'…

known that my faith is being questioned. Although this article was very relatable, I found myself not agreeing with many of Aquinas’s arguments. Just as many other critics in the past have, I too, found that Aquinas would try to solve some of the problems by being clever with “empty wordplay” (Renick, pg. 43). I found that especially true when he argued that God was timeless. My favorite argument made by Aquinas was that of God’s will to allow things to happen necessarily or contingently. I…