Updated: 12 Jun 2023
A checklist for students to use when evaluating how well they have worked in a group.
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Years: 2 - 4
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A checklist for students to use when evaluating how well they have worked in a group.
Students use this checklist to monitor their performance when working in groups.
Students monitor specific group behaviours and their frequency.
Encourage students to reflect on their behaviour and set goals for future group work.
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