Team
Working towards a common goal helps the group understand the outcome of the project
Yolanda,
You are correct. Can you provide an example of a situation where you helped students gain a common understanding that benefited a project?
Dr. Jamie Morley
Table clinics that are presented at the annual dental hygienists' meeting are a requirement for passing the junior's fourth term dental hygiene class. The class is broken up into groups, each group working on an individual and, hopefully, unique idea. They then display the table clinics to each other and each group provides feedback on improvements for each of the table clinics. Only one table clinic can win at the meeting, but the students want to ensure that EVERY table clinic is a "winner".
David,
Good activity and I support the idea that all are recognized.
Ron Obstfeld
