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    Samantha Jhoy G.

    Bautista
    BEEd 3-B
    LEARNING ACTIVITY

    I. Complete the table below.

    Competitive Goal Structure

    Advantages Disadvantages
    ● can enhance individual skills,
    provide knowledge review, ● Individual students or small
    provides new learning groups of students strive to
    experience, and increased out-perform others to achieve
    individual motivation. some goal

    Individualistic Goal Structure


    Advantages Disadvantages
    ● students work independently ● whether or not an individual
    to achieve goals. accomplishes his goal has no
    bearing upon whether other
    individuals accomplish their
    goals.

    Cooperative Goal Structure


    Advantages Disadvantages
    ● emphasizes positive ● There may be one student
    interdependence between that dominates the group and
    students. takes control, there may be
    ● Small groups of students work some students that feel they
    together toward a common are contributing more. There
    goal that often includes mastery of are students who try hard but
    specific content or skills. make a lesser contribution to
    the team may feel ashamed or

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