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Group 07

CB010964 Anuk (leader)


CB010668 Andria
CB009907 Sakunika
CB010929 Uvidi
Raffle Draw
• To donate electronics
which will help
children to engage in
online learning

• Funds will be
Collected through
selling tickets and
sponsorships
Idea generation process
Groups norms are agreements made about
Group norms how group members work with each other
and act as a group
What are working norms and why are they important?

They can hold each other to the same standards when each member of the team
behaves based on the project, which is the common aspiration.
To be effective, work norms must reflect the unique culture and goals of the
group

• Be punctual
Our • Attend group meetings
Group • Point out others errors politely
Norms • Be nice to each other
Stages of group development • Identifying
Storming responsibilities
• Lack of
Forming • Disagreements
• Helping each other
Communication • Trying to get a clear Norming
• No clear idea about idea about goals.
end goals.

• Get a clear Understanding


• Completion of tasks about team goals
• Appropriation
of efforts given by • Reminding and accessing task
each group member completion so far.

Adjourning Performing
Leadership The action of leading a group to
achieve a common goal
Blend between • Giving instructions
Relationship Task • Emphasize deadlines
Motivated & Motivated • Planning

• Understanding group members


• Friendly
• Open to communicate with group
members
Type of groups
Primary group- here the group members give each other the affection, support and
ownership they need and families, best friends get together.

Social group- Consists of two or more people who interact regularly based on
mutual expectations and share a common identity and share a common interest or
participate in social activities in a friendly setting.

Learning group- It solves problems intellectually and aesthetically and helps


members gain knowledge and develop skills.

Work group- The most common type of formal work group consists of individuals
cooperating under the direction of a leader
Task delegation
Anu An d
ria
• Leading the group k • Identifying member roles
• Identifying the development stages • Identifying advantages and
of the group disadvantages of working as a
• Arranging group meetings group.
• Understanding leadership factor in • Provide a conclusion in the
the group presentation
• Making the group log and the WLM • Identifing tension and lesons
learned within the group.

Sak Uvid
un • Selecting the best idea through
• Identifying group norms ika i
• Pointing out importance of group norms the idea generation process
• Identifying the types of groups and • Identifying the tasks delegated to
explaining abou our group type each other
Identification of Member roles
Task Role in our group
1. Initior/Contributor: What is the purpose of the group work .
2. Procedural Technician: How to provide equipment/help prepare the power point slides.
3. Recorder: The group leader recorded some points when we talked about in a meeting, list
out some ideas other group members said.
4. Summarizer/Clarifier: Explains the group work and summarizes each subtopic.

Maintenance Role in our group:


5. Standard Monitor: Remind the group members of group rules and regulations.
6. Follower: Support each other in their work role and achieve goals.
7. Tension Releaser: Friendly, patiently and sharing ideas and doing our work without stress.
8. Compromiser: Group members help to encourage group harmony.
Reflection on advantages, disadvantages, lessons
Learnt and tension.
Advantages and disadvantages are working in a group.
Advantages Disadvantages
1. Plan and manage time.
1. Decision making takes time and
2. Do work without stress.
complete task.
3. We can achieve goals very easily.
2. A few participants may dominate the
4. Workload is sharing through group
discussion.
members.
3. Some group members are not involved
5. Working friendly and understanding.
in the group work.
6. Good communication.
4. 1 or 2 members may speak in a group.

Tension
Two types of tensions; Primary tension and Secondary tension.
Thank You

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