This paper suggests that while the error-proofing logic of EBD makes sense, a structured framework for the "Five Whys" should be rigorously implemented by design decision-makers, to ensure that multiple options are considered before final solutions are adopted. 展开 ...
Using the Five Whys Methods in the Classroom: How to Turn Students into Problem SolversSaeed MoaveniKaren Chai Kwan ChouInstitute for STEM Education and Research
I led him through an exercise called “The Five Whys,” which helps get to the heart of a situation or topic.This is a great exercise to use in combination with some of the discoveries you’ve made in the previous questions, to determine the root of the signature strength....
The five main content areas were: (1) User behavior exploration, (2) design methodologies used, (3) relationship between interaction design and sensing technology, (4) sensor data interpretation, and (5) motion-based features’ design needs. The five content areas were common to all ...
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Journal of STEM Education: Innovations & ResearchSaeed Moaveni and Karen C. Chou, "Using the Five Whys Method in the Classroom: How to Turn Students into Problem Solvers", Journal of STEM Education, Vol. 17, No. 4, October-December 2016....