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{ Working in Groups or The Rest of Your Life jennifer hay, Writing Advisor October 12, 2010

 Group Success  Roles  Intragroup Communication  Intergroup Communication  Writing  Presentations  Questions Outline

{{ Effective  Range of individuals who contribute in different ways  Clear goals  Supportive, informal atmosphere  Discussion and active listening Ineffective  Silent and/or overbearing members  Dismissive attitudes  Arguments instead of disagreements  Decisions do not warrant discussion  No delegation of roles Group Success

 Group Success  Roles  Intragroup Communication  Intergroup Communication  Writing  Presentations  Questions Outline

Roles

{  Leader / Coordinator  Note Taker  Presenter  Time Keeper  Project Specific Roles  Equipment Manager  IT Specialist Delegate pieces of the project based on these roles to spread the work load, keep group members engaged and take advantage of individual strengths. Roles

 Group Success  Roles  Intragroup Communication  Intergroup Communication  Writing  Presentations  Questions Outline

{{ Disagreement  The idea is clearly explained for all members to understand  Differences of opinion revolve around the idea, not the individual Argument  Individuals become defensive and combative  Reactionary statements abound  Individuals, rather than ideas, rule the conversation Intragroup Communication

{{ Constructive Criticism  Focuses on the present  Allows for the other party to make a decision  Identifies the positives  Reinforces active listening Dismissal / Ridicule  Criticism voiced out of self interest or competition  Dead-end  Disrespectful  Judgmental  One-sided Intragroup Communication

 Group Success  Roles  Intragroup Communication  Intergroup Communication  Writing  Presentations  Questions Outline

Intergroup Communication

{  Should first-year students at LSU be required to live on campus?  5 minutes  4-6 written sentences Group Prompt Writing

 Did you…  Delegate responsibilities?  Share ideas openly?  Disagree?  Create and edit drafts? Writing

{  Should first-year students at LSU be required to live on campus?  5 minutes  Creative visual component  1 minute presentation Group Prompt Presentations

 Did you…  Delegate responsibilities?  Share ideas openly?  Disagree?  Create and edit drafts? Presentations

 Group Success  Roles  Intragroup Communication  Intergroup Communication  Writing  Presentations  Questions Outline