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For what it is worth
We don't put anything on the team folders
Later in term we usually spend a class looking at the RAP scores and talking
about team dynamics.....It is fun to take the students out to the meta-level
and talk about team dynamics after they have had good team experiences for a
change
jim
> From: Herb Coleman <[log in to unmask]>
> Organization: Austin Community College
> Reply-To: Herb Coleman <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:12:58 -0500
> To: "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Re: Team performance and attendance sheets for folders
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> I had similar concerns about individual privacy (although my students
> frequently share their iRAT scores with their team mates). So for my
> folders I provide the team max/min/average and the class
> max/min/average. This allows them to see how they are doing in
> relationship to the team and the class. It's sometimes glaring when a
> student recognizes his/her score as the minimum consistently and then
> sees how it affects the team standing in the class. I heard one student
> apologize to his teammates saying, " I am, the weakest link."
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> Jackson, John Mark wrote:
>> I have 120 optometry students in a first-year course. I have 20 groups of 6.
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>> In ³Team-Based Learning² on page 264, there is a sample Team Performance and
>> Attendance Record for the team folders. Would anyone who uses these care to
>> comment on how well they work and how/why you use them? I am concerned about
>> student privacy, though it seems they are going to know how well they are
>> each doing when they do the gRAT. And Iım not sure I see the point of listing
>> how many absences there were when it doesnıt say who was absent.
>>
>> Thoughts?
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>> John Mark Jackson, OD, MS, FAAO
>> Southern College of Optometry
>> (901) 722-3314
>> Skype: jacksonsco
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> Herb Coleman,Ph.D
> Dir. Instructional Computing and Technology
> Adjunct Professor of Psychology
> Austin Community College
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> Austin, TX 78752
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