Dear Manda,

To develop undergraduates teamwork skills, the SATAL Program which involves trained students offers supervised peer-led workshops. During the workshop facilitation, to get students think about the roles they will play as part of the team, we use three activities: 1) undergraduates in their classroom, adopt superpowers and collaborate to respond to a natural disaster; 2) they think about real life situations that require team work such sports, medical field, etc; and 3) they build a group resume to identify the roles  they will take based on their skills and experiences. Here are the resources for the presentation: http://crte.ucmerced.edu/satal/peer-assisted-satal-workshops

I'm looking forward to hearing more ideas.
All the best, 

Adriana

On Sun, Aug 14, 2016 at 7:02 AM, Amanda Rees <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Dear TBLers,

Does anyone have an effective activity that has team members thinking broadly about the various roles of team-members?  I'd like to develop an activity that has team members getting to know each other and thinking about the various roles they may play within a team.

Manda

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