Problem Solving and Making Decision

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Problem Solving and Making Decision Bob Parker and Charleen Walters Troop Guides

Objectives Determine the best method to make a decision Use the 4 steps of problem solving to make a decision Use strategies for group decision making to make a decision 2 types of decisions Immediate need – problem solving Time to think – decision making

Problem Solving Can be quick Can be longer based on situation Works at all levels Cubs – with parents Boy and venture works with adults and youth

Patrol Backpacking On AT, getting dark need campsite now Want boy leadership but…. Need to be set up before dark or it gets Dangerous Solicit responses from group on how you could accomplish this

Step 1: Describe Problem Let group build list Remind young group, first backpack Good weather What is needed for campsite Water Flat area No deadfall

Step 2: Gather Information Information needed solicit from group Geography Park rules LNT # tents Water Communicate needed information

Step 3: Determine what is important From previous list

Step 4: Visualize Success Find a campsite All sleep well ready for new day

Decision Making

Strategy 1: Brainstorming Team, we need to decide which Trek we want to take on our upcoming Philmont Trip. Let’s start by talking about what you would like to do.

Strategy 2: Group Consensus Team, good discussion. I am glad we decided to take the Fishing Trek. I think we are going to have fun.

Strategy 3: Multi-voting OK, the list looks good but it seems like we cannot decide on the equipment we are taking. A vote is needed to decrease this list.

Strategy 4: Parking Lot This issue is not part of the equipment. Put this to the side for later discussion.

Summary Problem Solving Decision Making Describe the problem Gather Information Determine what is important Visualize success Decision Making Brainstorming Group Consensus Multi-voting Parking Lot