Teamwork/Collaboration | Origin: EC115
This is a general discussion forum for the following learning topic:
Integrating Career Readiness into Your Courses: Part I ->Teamwork/Collaboration
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
Team work brings up moral
I learned that teamwork in career readiness is about communication, shared responsibility, and collaboration skills that mirror real workplaces. I plan to use structured group projects with clear roles, peer feedback, and reflection to build these skills. I’m still interested in better ways to assess individual accountability in group work.
I learned Teamwork is essential for success, promotes good work ethics, working well with others, sense of purpose and fulfilment.
I learned that effective teamwork and collaboration rely on clear communication, shared goals, and mutual respect among team members. I plan to apply this by being an active participant in group settings, listening to others’ ideas, and contributing responsibly while encouraging collaboration and accountability within the team.
Teamwork increases productivity and helps students see different views.
Teamwork is an essential part of any work environment whether it is in a classroom or the work place. When using teambuilding skills, students need to focus on working together positively as a team and bring out the best in each other and the best skills each team member has to offer. It needs to be a place where everyone can grow and be successful.
This course strengthened my problem-solving and decision-making skills.
I now think more deeply about why answers are correct, not just what the answer is.
Teamwork is essential. Students need experiences in team building, leadership and team problem solving to be successful in the work place.
I learned that teamwork is more than just making sure we have great results, its about the team being involved and integrating new ideas into each other and allowing eachother to grow within the tema for all to be successful.
Students will talk to each other in a different way than a faculty member can. Use this to your advantage.
Team work is about collaboration, creating a space for sharing ideas, and functioning as a unit. I believe encouraging team work for our students is an essential component for future growth. This will allow students to challenge their own morals and beliefs when it comes to a hard situation, and to not be afraid to ask for help.
Teaching students not to point fingers despite that being human nature
I'm excited to participate in team-building activities that foster collaboration, communication, and trust among team members. By engaging in these initiatives, I believe we can strengthen our working relationships, enhance our problem-solving skills, and ultimately provide better support to our patients and community. Let's work together to build a cohesive and high-performing team
Teamwork is crucial to accomplishing goals and getting acquainted. Allowing others who are strong where you are weak develops a rapport and a foundation for acceptance and trust.
I learned the importance of communication, teamwork, and critical thinking in problem-solving. I intend to apply these skills to collaborate effectively, build stronger relationships, and achieve success in academic and professional settings.
I learned that teamwork requires clear communication, trust, and respect for diverse perspectives. I plan to apply this by actively supporting my peers, sharing responsibilities, and fostering a collaborative environment to achieve common goals.
teach to not point fingers
I will ensure that roles are being changed between assignments so that people can be sure they are seeing all aspects of how to work in a team.
When addressing roles not being met by an employee, it is important to address the issues not the personality of the person. And since accountability is essential for all employees, leaders should also be accountable for their actions when they have not addressed or dealt with an employee properly.
