OVERVIEW
This presentation introduces the key elements of problem-solution essays and explains their purpose and structure in academic writing. It begins by outlining the learning objectives and defining the main characteristics of this essay type, which focuses on identifying a specific problem and proposing one or more effective solutions. The presentation describes the typical structure of a problem-solution essay, including the introduction, problem analysis, proposed solutions, counterarguments, and conclusion. It also highlights effective writing strategies and practical tips for developing clear, persuasive, and well-organized essays. Common mistakes are discussed to help learners avoid weak arguments or vague solutions. Finally, the presentation provides examples of relevant problem-solution topics and includes exercises for practice to reinforce understanding and improve writing skills.