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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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Discuss ProblemsIn any of these monitoring scenarios, group members should be encouraged to discuss with the entire group any problems they see arising so that the group might discuss certain aspects of the group's dynamic before they become problems. Sometimes, however, the group will not be able to solve their interaction problems on their own. When this occurs, they should be aware that they can discuss this--as a group preferably-- with the instructor. Overall, groups should be left to negotiate their own agendas among themselves, but discussing possible problem areas may provide the ounce of prevention that prevents the need for a more painful cure. |
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