A problem can come from a person's skills or from the environment. It is important to find the true cause. This helps to choose the right solution.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A problem can come from a person's skills or from the environment.
It is important to find the true cause. This helps to choose the right solution.
First, look at the person's skills. Does the person know how to do what is needed? Can the person perform the task? Next, look at the environment. Does the environment support the person? Are there tools or conditions that help or hurt the person? If the person has the skills but cannot perform, the environment may be the problem. If the environment is good but the person struggles, skills may be the problem.
A student struggles to finish homework. A teacher first thinks the student lacks organization skills. The teacher then learns the student shares a small desk with two siblings. The environment makes it hard to focus. The problem is not just skills, but also the setting.
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