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Biology Problem-Solving: The High Achiever Students

Table 1:

PS Level Score Range Problem solver criteria
Low competency 1 ≤ 20 Students can explore scenarios problems in a limited number of ways, but just tend to do that when the situation is very similar to the problem we have ever faced before.
2 21 - 40 Students able to explore and understand a small part of non-routine problems/ scenarios.
Intermediate competency 3 41-60 Students can control the information is presented in several different formats. They can explore the problem scenario and concluded an easy relationship between the components.
4 61 – 80 Students can explore complex scenarios simple matter for focusing. They understand the relationship between components in a scenario that is required to solve the problem.
High competency 5 81 - 100 Students can explore complex issues in order to gain an understanding of how information is structured connection.
6 101 - 120 Students can develop a mental model of a complete and coherent scenarios for various problems that allow them to efficiently solve complex problems.
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