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Writing Tasks Suited to Group Work Fact and Fiction: Common Fears about Group Work My individual ideas will be lost... I could write it better myself... My grade will depend on what others do... Group work will take more time than if I did it myself... My group members aren't as smart as I am... I don't have time to meet out of class... Idea-Generating and Research Tasks
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Coming to Consensus on the Main Point and OrganizationOnce you've gotten a focus and collected most of your data or sources, the group needs to conduct the most difficult task: decide upon the point of the paper. While in individual papers, many of us frequently "write to find a point," this is very difficult to do in a group. Before the writing starts, you want everyone to have the same conclusion or point in mind so that what they write will not lack coherence with other parts of the paper. For similar reasons, deciding on the organization of the paper beforehand, in some type of outline or list of sections, will make the writing much easier. To go to the unit on organization click below: |
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