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Working in a team
Working in a team
...can be challenging at times, however, it goes much more smoothly if everyone has a role or job. Deciding in advance who will do what can mean the difference between success and failure. Each person in the team may have to take on several roles in order to cover all of the jobs.
Start with a discussion
Start with a discussion
...to determine what are the strengths and weaknesses in the group.
Choose your roles
Choose your roles
Shake it Up!
Shake it Up!
Make sure that you change roles from lab to lab. Try the different roles out to see what you are best at and work to improve where you can!
Tips for Working in Different Groups
Tips for Working in Different Groups
Working with a Partner
Working with a Partner
- Partner A: Share your thinking
- Partner B: Make eye contact and listen for understanding
Then switch roles
- Finally, compare how your thinking is the same and different
- We agree that…
- We disagree that...
How can you adapt this to working in Trios?
Monitor Your Team’s Progress
Monitor Your Team’s Progress
When a teammate is confused--
- Ask: “Explain which part of the success criteria you don’t understand.”
- Have them look at their work - Ask: “Which part of the success criteria you have met?”
- When you hear a mistake, stop your teammate and say or ask:
- “Why did you choose to do that?”
- “When I did this, I was thinking about…”
- “Let’s look at the success criteria”
- “What do you think is missing?”
- When you hear a mistake, stop your teammate and say or ask:
Communication Sentence Stems
Communication Sentence Stems
Are you having difficulty thinking of the right thing to say? Try the following Sentence Stems to get you started...
- I like the way you said…
- I agree, because…
- Have you tried..?
- Did you think about..?
- Why did you choose to..?
- I don’t agree, because…
- So what you’re saying is…
- Can you tell me more about..?
- I wonder if…
- I'm confused about...
Reflection Questions
Reflection Questions
What could I do differently next time?
How can I use this in the future?
How confident am I that I can do this by myself?
Is there a better strategy than the one I used?
The 4 Cs of Project-Based Learning
The 4 Cs of Project-Based Learning
Communication
Communication
Collaboration
Collaboration
Creativity
Creativity
Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
Skills Employers Want Most
Skills Employers Want Most
- Ability to work in a team structure.
- Ability to make decisions and solve problems.
- Ability to commnicate verbally with people inside and outside an organization.
- Ability to plan, organize, and prioritize work.
- Ability to obtain and process information.
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