Design Pattern: facilitatedteammeetings
Design Pattern: facilitatedteammeetings
| Summary | Often in group work, teachers find that some students will take on an unfair burden while other become “Freeloaders”. Some students also fail to learn certain skills essential to survival to today's society. Failure to resolve this situation will result in frustration and group members disengaging themselves from the task. | ||||
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Problem
Context
Getting students to acquire the skills required for work in a team setting.- working with children in school env
- group work (collaborative)
- situation without predefined roles
- learning about different roles and negotiating ? is part of the learning experience
Solution
- teacher-student/group conferences
- peer evaluation
- self evaluation
- arrange regular meetings with the group to hear what they have to say about the progress of the project.
- facilitated team meetings (name of the pattern)
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