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    The document provides guidance for effective team work and team writing. It recommends that team members take time during their initial meeting to introduce themselves on a personal level beyond just their names. It also suggests discussing the assignment thoroughly to ensure a common understanding of goals and expectations. The document further advises setting an agenda during meetings with timelines and tasks assigned to individual members. Regular check-ins and evaluating progress helps keep the team on track and working cohesively.

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    V:\ctlt\students\resources\team-work-team-writing.

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    Team Work/Team Writing



    Introductions:
    Process: Take the time to introduce yourselves to each other beyond name. How
    did you choose this program? Where have you gone to school in the past? What are your
    career goals? What are your school goals? What is your time frame? What else fills
    your life (children, job, work, sports, etc.)? Allow five minutes each subsequent meeting
    for greetings and catch-up.

    Purpose: It is easier to work together if you are whole peoplecompassion can
    enter the picture. Digressive chat time is cut down.


    Discuss the assignment:
    Process: make sure you each understand what is being requested of you and
    verbalize this, even if you are articulating like ideas. Each time you meet, review the
    assignment, its relation to course objectives, and your individual and group progress.

    Purpose: Verbalization and listening create common understanding and
    consensus. Both also serve as reality checks.


    Set an agenda:
    Process: With calendars in hand, set a timetable of meetings and individual
    assignments. For each meeting, set an agenda and complete the agenda within the
    allotted time.

    Purpose: You will keep on task more easily, and you will each know what to
    expect. You will each have a say, which creates buy-in.


    Share tasks:
    Process: Rotate facilitation of meetings, for example.

    Purpose: You will each gain new skills and refine already competent skills; you
    will each learn to create a professional and supportive environment.


    Leave your ego at home.



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