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Start by presenting a complex puzzle or problem-solving scenario, such as a mystery that requires connecting seemingly unrelated clues. Ask students to work in small groups to develop a strategy for solving the puzzle, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and collaboration. | Start by presenting a complex puzzle or problem-solving scenario, such as a mystery that requires connecting seemingly unrelated clues. Ask students to work in small groups to develop a strategy for solving the puzzle, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and collaboration. | ||
Socratic Questions: | '''Socratic Questions:''' | ||
:What strategies can we use to break down a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts? | :What strategies can we use to break down a complex problem into smaller, more manageable parts? | ||
