1. Problem Statement
In various situations, you may be asked to come up with the specific kind of written item that is known as a problem statement. Whether you encounter this as a student, or as someone involved in planning or other scenarios, take some time to understand what it means to craft one of these specific documents.

2. Problem Statement
A problem statement is essentially a clear description of an issue that faces a group or individual. In academic situations, a problem statement can be used for accommodating research purposes or for general learning. In planning, a problem statement generally helps to make existing problems more concrete, which helps to develop potential solutions.

3. Problem Statement Assignment:
Write a paragraph that explains the problem you chose to research as it is presented in the novel Tangerine. Use quotes from the novel and cite them properly with page numbers. Also, explain how that issue is a problem in the real world. When you are finished, read it over, and make sure it is easy to understand.
Then, have your partner read your problem statement and give you feedback about it. Could they understand the problem well?
Revise to make the statement better.