SIL
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
Successive Integration of Problem Elements, a method of gradually integrating problem elements, decomposing the problem into elements, combining them in pairs to generate partial solutions, and then gradually integrating them into a complete solution. Scaffolding role: progressive creative integration. Avoid solving complex problems all at once, and reduce cognitive load through small-step integration.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
Progressive creative integration. Avoid solving complex problems all at once, and reduce cognitive load through small-step integration.
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Adopts a "divide and conquer + progressive integration" approach: break down the complex problem into elements, first combine any two elements to form a partial solution, then treat the partial solution as a new element and continue pairwise integration, converging layer by layer to the overall solution. Each step only handles a small number of elements, significantly reducing the cognitive load of solving the whole at once.
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