Real World Problem

Definition

A real world problem refers to a complex issue or challenge that exists outside of the classroom and has practical implications in the real world. It requires critical thinking, analysis, and problem-solving skills to address.

Analogy

Think of a real world problem as a puzzle that you need to solve. Just like a puzzle, it may have multiple pieces and require you to think creatively and strategically to find the right solution.

Related terms

Specific Lens: A specific lens refers to a particular perspective or framework through which you analyze and approach a real world problem.

Evidence: Evidence is factual information or data that supports your claims or arguments when addressing a real world problem.

Critical Thinking: Critical thinking involves analyzing information objectively, evaluating different perspectives, and making informed decisions when tackling real world problems.