Thank you Trinity, I love how you answered your own question lol- your response was how I planned to respond -- as I learn more /experience more I will def share, but as it stands where you are in your evaluative process is one of the biggest indicators of the type of troubleshooting process you would choose and the two examples we compared are the general terms for any evaluative troubleshooting process that I have experience with.
Thank you Trinity, I love how you answered your own question lol- your response was how I planned to respond -- as I learn more /experience more I will def share, but as it stands where you are in your evaluative process is one of the biggest indicators of the type of troubleshooting process you would choose and the two examples we compared are the general terms for any evaluative troubleshooting process that I have experience with.
Great presentation, Sherry! Thanks so much! https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cYQIrUJorg
ReplyDeleteThank you Trinity, I love how you answered your own question lol- your response was how I planned to respond -- as I learn more /experience more I will def share, but as it stands where you are in your evaluative process is one of the biggest indicators of the type of troubleshooting process you would choose and the two examples we compared are the general terms for any evaluative troubleshooting process that I have experience with.
ReplyDeleteThank you Trinity, I love how you answered your own question lol- your response was how I planned to respond -- as I learn more /experience more I will def share, but as it stands where you are in your evaluative process is one of the biggest indicators of the type of troubleshooting process you would choose and the two examples we compared are the general terms for any evaluative troubleshooting process that I have experience with.
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