Effective Group Management By Devin Fraley. Advantages of group sessions Students teach each other Builds community and collaborative skills Diversity.

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Effective Group Management By Devin Fraley

Advantages of group sessions Students teach each other Builds community and collaborative skills Diversity in opinions and ideas (Johnson & Johnson, 1989; Towns et al. 2000)

When is group learning best used? Group learning is better used for formative than for summative assessments. Student-selected group members (no more than 4-5 students) Non-remedial! (Brown & McIlroy, 2011; Chapman et al., 2006)

What should students do in study groups? Review notes Discuss reading material Practice and share study skills Prepare for exams (UMKC Supplemental Instruction Program, SI_Training_Questions, 2011 ) SI_Training_Questions

Common issues Unclear objectives Poor collaboration Unequal contribution (too little OR too much)

Characteristics Critical to Group Success 1.Structure 2.Relationships 3.Accountability (Grant-Vallone, 2011)

Structure Use the “tutoring cycle” (e.g., identify a task, break task into parts, identify underlying processes, etc.). Role modeling (Cumming, 2010; Efe and Efe, 2011; MacDonald, 1994)

Relationships Can prevent “free riding” Reduces tension Drives accountability (Aggarwal & O’Brien, 2008; Cumming 2010)

Accountability Group work does not mean group grades More likely to come prepared (Aggarwal & O’Brien, 2008; Cumming 2010)

Supplemental Instruction Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a working model of formal peer-guided study groups. ▫“SI leaders” facilitate sessions by:  Sharing study skills, guiding student through course concepts, use resources, brainstorm Do not re-lecture students nor support cramming for exams. (UMKC Supplemental Instruction Program, SI_Training_Questions, 2011) SI_Training_Questions

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