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A quick reference guide ED4113 Working in Groups

Why have groups anyway? Develop communication skills Teamwork skills Collaboration skills Mirror real life experiences

The Meaning of TEAM

ED 4113 Groups

Roles within a group Benefit from individual strengths Rotate Roles leader/facilitator arbitrator/monitor notetaker/time keeper devil’s advocate Ref: http://cte.uwaterloo.ca/teaching_resources/tips/group_roles.html Benefit from individual strengths Rotate Roles

discussing A, if that is agreeable to everyone?” Leader/Facilitator Clarifies goals Keeps group on task Ensures deadlines are met Ref: http://cte.uwaterloo.ca/teaching_resources/tips/group_roles.html "From what I’m hearing, it appears that the key issues are A, B, and C. Why don’t we start by discussing A, if that is agreeable to everyone?”

Arbitrator/Monitor Observes group climate Suggestions for conflict resolution Ensures everyone is participating Cheerleader Ref: http://cte.uwaterloo.ca/teaching_resources/tips/group_roles.html "We haven’t heard much during our meeting from you, John. Do you have any thoughts?”

Notetaker/Time Keeper Takes notes re decisions, tasks assigned Summarizes discussions Presents group material Guides group re time on topic Ref: http://cte.uwaterloo.ca/teaching_resources/tips/group_roles.html "I’ll send you an updated version of our report tomorrow, along with a summary of today’s meeting.”

Devil’s Advocate Guards against “groupthink” Ensures that all arguments have been heard Open to problems, possibilities, and opposing ideas. Quality-control Ref: http://cte.uwaterloo.ca/teaching_resources/tips/group_roles.html "OK, we’ve decided to go with plan C, but I noticed that we still haven’t dealt with the same problem that plan A didn’t address. What can we do to solve this?”

Group Agreement Purpose Understand goals and objectives Know who’s doing what Keep on task Meet deadlines together

Group Agreement Contact Information and Availability Schedule Skills Inventory Expectations Fair and Even Contribution and Collaboration Task Assignments

Group Self-Evaluation Individually rate each member of your group, including yourself. Reflect upon the group’s work, your experience and suggest improvements

Deadlines Group Agreement – February 20, 2012 Group Self-Assessment – March 27, 2012 Group Project – March 27, 2012