No Problem? No Research, Little Learning ... Big Problem!

No Problem? No Research, Little Learning ... Big Problem!

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The motivation to carry out this study stemmed from the generalized perception that nowadays youth lacks the skills for the 21st century.Especially the high-level competences like critical thinking, problem solving and autonomy.Several tools can help to improve these competences (e.g.

the SCRATCH programming language), but, as researchers and educators, we Fall are mostly concerned with the skill to recognize problems.What if we do not find problems to solve? What if we do not even feel the need to find or solve problems? The problem is to recognize the problem; the next step is to equate the problem; finally we have to feel the need to solve it.No need? No invention.Recognizing a problem is probably the biggest problem of everyday life, because we are permanently faced with problems (many ill-defined problems), Wireless/IP which we need to identify, equate and solve.