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Successful Group Projects: The Impact of Team Heterogeneity

Explore the dynamics of group projects in learning environments, delving into the advantages and challenges of team heterogeneity. Discover how varied abilities and knowledge can influence project success and satisfaction. Learn about the benefits of accountability in enhancing individual performance within teams. Gain insights on when to apply group projects for optimal learning outcomes.

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Successful Group Projects: The Impact of Team Heterogeneity

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  1. Group Projects How, When, Where & Why?

  2. What do we know about team project success?

  3. True or False • There is a natural human tendency to work less as group size increases

  4. True or False? • The highest satisfaction with team project learning occurs when students form their own teams

  5. What do you think? • Heterogeneity: • Offers many advantages in teams: creativity, innovation & learning • Can be frustrating at first and have many negatives in group processes • Is not preferable to homogeneous groups for very short-term projects

  6. Choose one… • A group project is better applied to: • Students with varied abilities and/or knowledge • Students with similar abilities and/or knowledge

  7. Choose one… • A group project is better used for: • Students to learn new, complex knowledge • Students to practice skills and/or apply knowledge

  8. Accountability • Accountability raises participation and performance of individuals in teams, so: • Consider using a group grade for the project, plus • An individual grade determined by group members

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