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Tips for Teaming
Working Together to Achieve
Elements of Cooperative Learning and Work
Positive Interdependence
Team members must feel that they need each other in order to complete the group's
task, that they "sink of swim" together. Positive interdependence is the perception that
no member of the team can succeed unless the others do, and one member's work
benefits another and vice versa.
Individual Accountability
Team learning is not successful unless every member has learned the material or has
helped with and understood the assignment. Thus, it is important to frequently stress
and assess individual learning so that group members can appropriately support and
help each other.
Interpersonal and Small Group Skills
Individuals often do not come to school or work with the social skills they need to
collaborate effectively with others. Time needs to be given to learning the appropriate
communication, leadership, trust, decision making, and conflict management skills in
order for groups to function effectively.
Group Processing
Processing means giving the team the time and procedures to analyze how well their
groups are functioning and how well they are using the necessary social skills.
Taken from: The New Circles of Learning: Cooperation in the Classroom. D.W.
Johnson, R.T. Johnson, and E.J. Holubec. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision
and Curriculum Development, 1994.57
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