Learning Objective To know what contributes towards being an effective team member. Success Criteria All- I can identify some improvements that I need.

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Learning Objective To know what contributes towards being an effective team member. Success Criteria All- I can identify some improvements that I need to make in order to work more effectively in my team. Most- I can identify some improvements that myself and my team mates could make in order to work more effectively in my team. Some- I can achieve the above criteria and make these improvements during today’s tasks.

‘It's not always a bed of roses, but the blend of characters makes the strength of the team’

Physical Physical: Very tall and therefore applies longer strokes. Mental: Mental: An amazing self-motivator. Academic Academic: Practical subjects such as P.E, Art and music. Personality Personality: Steve is a natural leader and organised most of the meetings. However, he was bale to use a balance of his team mates ideas and opinions and therefore showed great respect. Learning style Learning style: Pragmatist (keen to take on board new ideas and is excited about testing them) Bonus skill Bonus skill: Steve found hand writing and spelling challenging at school and dedicated much of his time to overcome this. Physical Physical: Very tall and therefore applies longer strokes. Mental: Mental: An amazing self-motivator. Academic Academic: Practical subjects such as P.E, Art and music. Personality Personality: Steve is a natural leader and organised most of the meetings. However, he was bale to use a balance of his team mates ideas and opinions and therefore showed great respect. Learning style Learning style: Pragmatist (keen to take on board new ideas and is excited about testing them) Bonus skill Bonus skill: Steve found hand writing and spelling challenging at school and dedicated much of his time to overcome this.

Physical Physical: He had at one time the largest lung capacity recorded for a sportsman at 8.5 litres. Mental: Mental: Never gives up (perseverance). Academic Academic: Oxford with a degree in Geography. Personality Personality: Calm and considered Learning style Learning style: Theorist (thinks problems through step- by-step) Bonus skill Bonus skill: Listens carefully to other people’s opinions and takes time to reflect before expressing his thoughts. Physical Physical: He had at one time the largest lung capacity recorded for a sportsman at 8.5 litres. Mental: Mental: Never gives up (perseverance). Academic Academic: Oxford with a degree in Geography. Personality Personality: Calm and considered Learning style Learning style: Theorist (thinks problems through step- by-step) Bonus skill Bonus skill: Listens carefully to other people’s opinions and takes time to reflect before expressing his thoughts.

Physical Physical: Very fast oarsman. Mental: Mental: Showed great determination to come back from injuries. Academic Academic: Economics (good with money) Personality Personality: Adds humour when appropriate (team spirit) Learning style Learning style: Activist (tends to act first and consider the implications afterwards). Bonus skill Bonus skill: Always encouraging other team mates. Physical Physical: Very fast oarsman. Mental: Mental: Showed great determination to come back from injuries. Academic Academic: Economics (good with money) Personality Personality: Adds humour when appropriate (team spirit) Learning style Learning style: Activist (tends to act first and consider the implications afterwards). Bonus skill Bonus skill: Always encouraging other team mates.

Physical Physical: Very fast oarsman. Mental: Mental: Very competitive. Academic Academic: Science degree Personality Personality: Loves the outdoors and always tells friends interesting facts about nature. Learning style Learning style: Reflector (listens carefully to others and thinks things through before making suggestions) Bonus skill Bonus skill: As a qualified scientist, James is always suggesting ways for himself and his team to improve. Physical Physical: Very fast oarsman. Mental: Mental: Very competitive. Academic Academic: Science degree Personality Personality: Loves the outdoors and always tells friends interesting facts about nature. Learning style Learning style: Reflector (listens carefully to others and thinks things through before making suggestions) Bonus skill Bonus skill: As a qualified scientist, James is always suggesting ways for himself and his team to improve.

‘ Physical Physical:Mental: Academic Academic: Personality Personality: Learning style Learning style: Theorist Theorist (thinks problems through step- by-step) Activist Activist (tends to act first and consider the implications afterwards). Pragmatist Pragmatist (keen to take on board new ideas and is excited about testing them) Reflector Reflector (listens carefully to others and thinks things through before making suggestions) Bonus skill Bonus skill: