HOW TO: Problem-Solving on Your Feet

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HOW TO: Problem-Solving on Your Feet


     As teachers, we know possibly better than anyone else that when things go wrong, they can really go wrong. 

      Being able to solve problems on your feet is one of the most valuable skills a teacher can have. There are so many variables as to what can go awry in a classroom that generally luck would have it, many things tend to go wrong at the same time. Face problems head on with these tips, and you will be able to handle the worst of classroom disasters!

HOW TO: Problem-Solving on Your Feet



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