Problem Statements

A carefully defined, specific problem statement can help to focus a team’s work. This guide highlights the value of a specific, actionable problem statement in an improvement effort and outlines considerations for scoping problems of practice.

A well-articulated problem statement can help to focus an improvement team’s work and communicate its value to others. This resource provides guidance on how to craft a problem statement, including key characteristics of problem statements and examples.

Download the reference (PDF)

You Might Like

Carnegie Foundation and ETS Release Skills Progressions for Collaboration, Communication and Critical Thinking 

Read more

Rising Demand for Career Education Prompts College Board to Expand Its Footprint

Read more

Leading an Opportunity College and University: A Q&A with President Parham from Cal State University, Dominguez Hills

Read more

Podcast: The Next 50 Years of Higher Ed – What Leaders Need to Know

Read more