SUPPORTING AND ASSESS TEAM SKILLS Paula Marentette, Augustana Campus, UofA.

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SUPPORTING AND ASSESS TEAM SKILLS Paula Marentette, Augustana Campus, UofA

Operant Conditioning Reinforcement ALWAYS increases behaviour. Punishment ALWAYS decreases behaviour.

Operant Conditioning wrecking your car due to speeding? scratching a mosquito bite for itch relief?

Team Based Learning individual quiz team quiz lecture on complex concepts application exercises

Comprehensive Assessment of Team Member Effectiveness (CATME) Loughry et al. (2007)  Contributing to the team’s work  Interacting with teammates  Keeping the team on track  Expecting quality  Having relevant knowledge skills and ability

VALUE Rubric, Rhodes (2010)  Contributes to team meetings  Facilitates the contribution of team members  Individual contributions outside of team meetings  Fosters constructive team climate  Responds to conflict

Team Skills Framework

Self and Peer Assessment

Results – Individual Skills

Results – Interpersonal Skills

Results – Inquiry Skills

Acknowledgements  McCalla Professorship, Office of the Provost  Alison Owens and Laura Friesen  Augustana Faculty

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