As educators and policymakers, one take away from this new study is the importance of implementing active problem-solving and critical thinking into the learning process for people of all ages.

Here is my four-part process for First Principle Thinking: 1. Identify the problem you want to solve. It might be “My product is too expensive” or “Our CEO and CFO have different visions for ...

Mesa Company is making strategic moves in its US operations aimed at boosting its global standing. The firm, known for its problem-solving method, wants to become the de-facto alternative to large ...