-: For a student, having those problem solving skills,
I think it really starts with being able
to prioritize what's important, right?
And then go after it.
Same with the problem, defining what the problem is,
prioritizing what's most important
to solve in that problem
and then attacking it head on
and not trying to shy away from it
and think that it's gonna go away.
I think that's an intangible problem solving skills.
You need to think, and you hear it all the time,
"Think outside the box."
But there's not one right answer to a problem
so being able to be creative
and to look at the problem
from all different angles I think is important.