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Recent research suggests that women currently make up 26.1% of manufacturing and just 16% of the engineering and technology sectors. As they make up half of the world population, these numbers are far ...

From pollution to health, waste and joblessness, start-ups all over the world are increasingly focusing on finding solutions to some of the world's toughest problems. While they aim to create ...

If you are searching for a solution do you ask the experts or the crowd? Challenge prizes take innovation outside the research establishment - and they are getting more popular. On 12 June 1979, a ...

Problem solving is a great way to put your money knowledge into practice and think about how money is used in the real world. Double check that you have added up the numbers correctly and the decimal ...

We meet the CDO of the World Food Programme who tells us how he focuses on solving problems from first principles, and how that in turn is helping his organization use data to feed the world. In a ...

Overview: Singapore consistently ranks among the top performers in global math assessments such as PISA and TIMSS. Several ...

Problem-solving is a key transferable skill, developing the use of strategic planning, logic, curiosity, an exploratory mindset and creativity across many disciplines. Problem-solving tasks can take ...

Effective problem solving is a crucial skill for managers to possess because they’re expected to be able to overcome challenges in everyday operations to more complex conflicts and missed goals. Being ...

Problem solving is a valuable skill that can really only be learnt, and perfected, through continual practice. A wide range of problem solving models and techniques are available to assist in ...

The role of the practitioner in children's problem solving is to pose challenges and prompt them with occasional questions and suggestions, but not provide the answers for them, says Margaret Martin.

Responding to challenges and finding solutions is not confined to mathematics but arises in all areas of learning, says Sheila Ebbutt. Mathematics in the EYFS is called Problem Solving, Reasoning and ...