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Learning Team C Presentation
Misty BurkesShanelle Nickens
Danielle Walthour
COM/516
December 7, 2015
Jon Vernon
The Value of Team Collaboration
• Create collaborative learning environments
• Allow students to broaden and deepen the understanding of concepts
• Serves as laboratories
• Improve the quality of group projects and assignments
• Adult students make sense of and apply new knowledge
• Provides a sense of community and support
Conflict Resolution
• Avoidance
• Accommodation
• Competition
• Compromise
• Collaboration
Learning Styles
• Visual leaner
o make sure visual presentations are well-organized
o make full use of a variety of technologies
o pay attention to detailing
o able to notice if something is off centered or misspelled
o write things down as a way to remembering
o tune in to similarities and differences
Crucial Communication Skills for
an Effective Learning Team
• Team communication skills are critical for ensuring the
success of the team effort. Strong communication skills
can help build relationships, ensure the sharing of new
ideas and practices, and coaching and counseling.
(Smallbusiness.chron.com)
Effective Team Skills
Listen to others
• Listening – listening is not only hearing words that are
spoken but how they are being spoken. Pay attention to
the tone and body language. (Skillsyouneed.com,2015)
Effective Team Skills
Empathy and Encouragement
• Try to keep an open mind with no judgement
• Push your own emotions away so you can understand the
emotions of others.
• Give your team members support. You never know what your
team members are going through in their personal lives, as
well as, the struggle through their education.
Effective Team Skills
Treat people equally
• Communication should be done on a equal basis. Do not
show favoritism while working with learning teams. It
ensures the work is divided evenly and unbiased.
Favoritism is also the cause of negative attention.
(Skillsyouneed.com,2015)
Effective Team Skills cont.
• Give positive feedback as well as negative feedback. Do
not take negative feedback from your teammates as
negative. Take it as constructive criticism
Effective Team SkillsCohesiveness.
• Effective teams need to work well together and that team
cohesiveness depends on strong relationships among the
team members.
• Establish ground rules and work to bring the team together so
that the team can cohesively accomplish goals.
(Smallbusiness.chron.com)
The Purpose of Using the Learning Team Charter.
The Learning Team Charter gives us the ways to get information to
communicate with our team. Each team members has each other's
name , phone number, the time availability for each team member, and
email address.
• It sets team ground rules and guidelines.
• Our expectations for time management and involvement.
• Able to set up strategies to ensure that all team members contribute
and collaborate evenly and fairly.
Effective Components Necessary for Team Success
• Clear Goals
• Open and Clear Communication
• Effective Decision Making
• Balanced Participation
• Valued Diversity
Effective Components Necessary for Team Success
cont.
• Managed Conflict
• Positive Atmosphere
• Cooperative Relationships
• Participative Leadership
Motivational Strategies to Increase Productivity
• Setting Goals
• Positive Thinking
• Positive Imagery
• Self Care
• Inspirational Quotes
Motivational Strategies to Increase Productivity cont.
• Making Team Member Feel Appreciated
• Give Challenging Tasks
• Establish Support
Reference
Biech, Elaine (2001). The Pfieffer Book of Successful Team-Building Tools. Jossey-
Bass/Pfieffer. San Francisco, CA, 13-26
Kostanyan, Anush (2014). 15 Effective Ways to Motivate Your Team.
Huffington Post. Retrieved December 2,2012, from
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/anush-kostanyan/15-
effective-ways-to-motib5854242.html
Leigh, Ricards. Small business.chron.com. Importance of team
communication skills(Assetscan.students.uophx.edu)
Reference cont.
Motivation. 12 Strategies for Motivation That Works. Retrieved December2,2012,
fromhttp://sites.allegheny.edu/deanofstudents/wellness-
education/todays-topic/12-strategies-for-motivation-that-work/
Porter, Shelia J.D (2003). Managing Conflict in Learning Teams.
UniversityofPhoenix.http://www.apollolibrary.com/Library/l
tt/download/ManagingConflict.pdf
Skillsyouneed.com,(2015)http://www.skillsyouneed.com/ips/barriers-
communication.html