...LEARNING TEAM CHARTER – TEAM “B” Course Title Team Members/Contact Information Name Phone Time zone and Availability During the Week Email xxx-xxx-xxxx (e.g., AZ “Mtn Time”, Mon-Sat 9-11pm) Team Ground Rules and Guidelines What are the general expectations for all members of the team? We will work together as a team, remaining mindful that the effort we each put into team assignments affects the team as a whole. All communication should take place in the team forum and we will all ensure we meet agreed deadlines. Each team member should run individual portions through plag checker and writepoint prior to posting. My expectations is for everyone in the group to work together as a team. I try and set high standards for myself. We should all work hard on every assignment that we are given. I know that there are some circumstances that prevent us from checking in and responding to the group, but we shall all make a good faith effort to complete all assignments and discussions as soon as time permits. On each assignment we will all agree to a date and time prior to when it is due. Therefore the editor/submitter will have sufficient time to turn it in. I look forward to working with you all and let’s make this the best team in our class. Expectations for Time Management and Involvement (Participation, communication with the team, accessibility, etc.) Individual portions of team...
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...Learning team paper PSY/300 1) what are the teams ground rules and guidelines: my expectation for the team members is to first respect, each other we are adults, and be kind to one another nobody knows what the other person is going through, is that having a rough week or if they have a special child, try to communicate as soon as you get text from any of the team members, is by communication that you can show that you are here pulling your weight and nobody has to worry about doing anybody else’s work. 2) Expectation for time management and involvement: I would think that it will go without saying that each and every person, on our team contributes they share of the work that’s is to be done, and for it to be on time so at least one person can review it, edit it, and then produce the final copy, and I would also think that if we ever need to have face-to-face everybody in the team will be available at the same time or would try make an effort at least. 3) Ensuring fair and even contribution and collaboration what strategy will you use to ensure that all team members are contributing and collaborating promptly? I really don’t think that we have to use any strategy everybody on the team as an adult, not a child so I would think they did not have to make a plan strategize, so that team member can contribute and corroborate with the other the team members I...
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...LEARNING TEAM CHARTER – TEAM “A” |Course Title |GEN/195 FOUNDATIONS OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES 2 Team Ground Rules and Guidelines What are the general expectations for all members of the team? To at least acknowledge one another and respond even if it is ‘OK’. We understand how chaotic life, work school, etc. can be but what we all must remember is we decided to attend college (again). Keeping that in mind, contact with one another is a must also. We know we all are pretty much acquaintance and it might be a little difficult to do but to build a great team we need to start a foundation. When it comes to turning in assignments as a team we think it will benefit everyone if we summit to our thread at least a day in advance so one of the other team member (or leader of the week) can put together a draft for all of us to turn in or just decide what name gets what question. We’ve never been much of a team player but this is a learning experience for me and probably other students. We should all remember that we have our team depending on us to pull our weight and make the right choices. 4 Expectations for Time Management and Involvement (Participation, communication with the team, accessibility, etc.) Each individual person should be required to post a general update once during the week in order to keep communication strong. In addition, everyone is...
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...Learning Team Deliverable Team D MKT/571 October 20, 2015 Don Braunstein Identify the Target Markets for Your Sport and Your Team The NFL has been a thriving business for over 50 years, and the main target market has been male athletes and males from the ages ten years of age to 65 years of age. Since recent years, the NFL has observed female fans it has become a target market for the NFL they have seen an increase from 44 percent of base fans to a 60 percent of female fans over the age of 12 which identifying themselves as NFL fans. Last year, 80 million women watched NFL games, and around 310,000 women attended NFL games. The NFL has now recognized women’s interest in the league, and they have now sought out to find out new ways to cultivate the female fans passion for the league. The NFL has come up with a new strategy by focusing on women’s apparel. Since the NFL knows women enjoy looking good, they have developed a women's apparel line that features items like Victoria Secret loungewear as well as Nike active wear and couture Marchesa tops. Each piece of team apparel has team colors and is tailored to fit a women's body. The league has also included different accessories to the women's apparel like watches boots and other jewelry items. The NFL has strategized women's apparel to grow its business and revolutionize the sport and help women define themselves as fans and providing them with apparel that will suit their personalities as well as the teams...
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...Exercise 5 Worksheet: Learning Team Conflict Scenarios Save this worksheet to your computer with the filename Team_X_Exercise_5. Complete this worksheet as a Learning Team by selecting one of the five scanarios below, and collaborating to come up with a solution. Communicate with your teammates in the Learning Team Discussion area to complete this assignment. Refer to the Learning Team Toolkit and other resources from this workshop to inform your solution. Designate one team member to submit the completed worksheet as an attachment via the Assignment tab. Include all contributing team member names in the space below. Learning Team case #: How would you address the issue to resolve the conflict in the scenario as a Learning Team member, without involving the faculty member? Learning Team Scenario 4: One of your Learning Team members is causing problems. He is naturally antagonistic, finding fault with everything and everyone. He does not want to be at University of Phoenix or any other university, but needs to earn a degree. The discussions in your Learning Team forum are often taken off-task, and the completion of assignments takes twice as long because of trying to work with this person. So far, everyone has tried to be nice, but the due date for a major assignment is approaching, and he does nothing but complain. What do you do? I would ask the instructor and other team members if we could meet with that particular team member and discuss the issueand...
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...During this second week of class, Learning Team B learned about the importance and understanding of work teams. If anyone has worked in corporate America, teams are likely to be incorporated into that organizational culture. For example, Aflac has several teams based on divisions and departments. Most employees within a team report directly to a supervisor, a manager, or a senior manager and those senior managers report to individuals that makeup the executive team. We can easily relate to teams at work and at most schools, like the University of Phoenix, which helps to mold how we interact with others that may have different opinions or views. It is up to us to learn how to function within a team to reach a common goal which could be an important project, presentation or a report. This week’s objectives also discusses the four types of teams which are: problem-solving teams, self-managed work teams, cross-functional teams and virtual teams (Robbins & Judge, 2011). Regardless of which type of team we are working on some common factors are ensuring the team operates effectively, and having a certain level of trust is a good place to start. In regards to developing effective teams, Adam again referenced his military experience. He was put in charge of small groups as early as 19 years old in a combat environment and was expected to bring them together. He drew from the methods of his superiors and built cohesion through tough training and through leading by example...
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...LEARNING TEAM CHARTER | | | | | |Course Title |HRM/531 | |All team members participated in the creation of | | | | |this charter and agree with its contents □ (Please| | | | |check) | |Instructor |Debbie Long | | | |Course Dates | | | | | | | | | | | | Team Members/Personal Information |Name | |Phone | |Fax | |Email | | | | | | | | | | ...
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...1. There were many factors led to the eventual disintegration of Learning team #28. It was apparent that there was a growing dissatisfaction amongst members stemming from poor communication, disproportionate involvement in team tasks, and an evident lack of supportive leadership. Three major factors have been identified for discussion: the absence of the team’s constitution or a charter that clearly defined the team’s goals and processes, inadequate knowledge and skills amongst team members to drive the team’s performance, and absence of positive team culture and values. We explore each of these factors below and analyze how they contributed to the issues in the case. One fundamental misstep that resulted in the progression of issues in LT#28 was the lack of clearly defined standards for both the team and the individuals. With this oversight they failed to address several key components, including: individual and collective performance goals, identifying the roles of each member within the team, and establishing a set of procedures to ensure achievement of the desired results. This crucial organizational step was overlooked. During their first meetings, the team seemed to be enthralled with each other on a personal level and coincidentally made the common misconception that good personal relationships would translate into a solid team structure. The team bypassed the planning process and jumped directly into coursework. When the work started to pile up and pressure fell...
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...Speeding up team learning Cardiac surgery is one of medicine’s modern miracles. In an operating room no larger than many household kitchens, a patient is rendered functionally dead—the heart no longer beating, the lungs no longer breathing—while a surgical team repairs or replaces damaged arteries or valves. A week later, the patient walks out of the hospital. The miracle is a testament to medical technology—but also to incredible teamwork. A cardiac surgical team includes an array of specialists who need to work in close cooperation for the operation to succeed. A single error, miscommunication, or slow response can have disastrous consequences. In other words, surgical teams are not all that different from the cross-functional teams that in recent years have become crucial to business success. We studied how surgical teams at 16 major medical centers implemented a difficult new procedure for performing cardiac surgery. What we found sheds light on one of the key determinants of team performance: a team’s ability to adapt to a new way of working. In corporate settings, teams frequently have to learn new technologies or processes that are designed to improve performance. Often, however, things get worse—sometimes for a long time—before they get better. Team members may find it hard to break out of deeply ingrained routines. Or they may struggle to adjust to new roles and communication requirements. When a product development team adopts computer-aided design tools, for...
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...Re-Organization and Layoff: Issue and Problem Identification Paper June 29, 2015 Learning Team A PHL/320 Richard Haines Management positions are tough as it is, but how does a member of the management team handle the tough decisions that they have discovered will be the best for their company? Layoffs and downsizing are never an easy topic to tackle. How does a manager deliver this type of bad news in the most professional way? The issue that was presented in the article “Mismanaged layoffs can go horribly wrong” was companies and their management teams are not able to layoff or terminate an employee or employees in the appropriate way. The author of the article feels as management is not able to handle these types of situations in a professional manner. Members of management often have great people skills, which are either something they were born with, or something they have learned throughout their lifetime, but when faced with the challenging situation of letting an employee go they are unable to say the right things. With proper training of these tough situations, managers will be able to handle these types of situations in a more professional manner. Managers need to be able to put themselves in the employee’s shoes and speak to the employee as if they were on the other side of the conversation. Mangers should also explore every option within the company before taking the action to layoff or terminate an employee. Documentation...
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...BSHS 452 Week 5 Learning Team Grant Proposal and Presentation To Buy This material Click below link http://www.uoptutors.com/BSHS-452/BSHS-452-Week-5-Learning-Team-Grant-Proposal-and-Presentation Resource: Proposal Content Instructions on the student website Each learning team will submit to the MAIN folder AND to the team section of the assignments folder, a PowerPoint presentation, 15-20 slides (with use of notes section) that cover the team’s full proposal. The presentation will consist of a brief overview of the proposal, including a description of the agency seeking funding, the problem to be solved, the goals and objectives, the methods, the evaluation criteria and the budget. Your presentation should be designed to “sell” a funder on the validity of the need and the program idea. Each learning team will develop a 10-17 page grant proposal for a real or fictional human service agency, utilizing the separate parts written and submitted in weeks 2, 3 and 4. Also needed are a letter of intent, a cover letter, title page and a summary/abstract of the proposal. These extra pages are not counted in the 10-17 page requirements. Here are the full requirements for the proposal, including all previous weekly sections. Identify the grant proposal topic. When selecting a topic, consider the following: · Identify a problem or need in which you are interested; · Identify a problem or need that is narrow enough to be addressed: · Identify a problem...
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...Learnings on Leading People and Teams In this course, I have learned some key elements that are fundamental when dealing with people in a company – and also at home. In the first session, I realized that sometimes people hear to other people say, but they do not listen. Although this may seem obvious, we don’t realize this much, and it is more common than it seems. In the first session I also learnt about the importance (and the dangers) of making assumptions. In the video presented, the boss asked about bringing a new colleague to work with the main character in a political campaign. The main character made assumptions that plain wrong. He was willing to leave his job because he thought that his boss didn’t want him, and felt even threatened by the arrival of a new colleague, when, in fact, his boss really wanted to know his opinion. In the RESAF case, my main learning was before giving someone negative feedback, it’s fundamental to weight in the pros and cons of the outcome of the feedback, and its respective probabilities of happening. For example, if you believe that the person receiving the feedback is highly unlikely to respond negatively to it, maybe it’s better to not even give the feedback. Also, I learned that, when you open your mouth, you lose control – i.e., when you start giving feedback, you can control what you say but not the way the person will perceive it. So, even if you are very polite and “delicate”, the way the other will understand the feedback...
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...WEEK 5 LEARNING TEAM ASSIGNMENT To purchase this visit here: http://www.activitymode.com/product/hrm-531-week-5-learning-team-assignment/ Contact us at: SUPPORT@ACTIVITYMODE.COM HRM 531 WEEK 5 LEARNING TEAM ASSIGNMENT Complete the Training Plan task as described in the Email from Traci on the Atwood and Allen Consulting page. Learning Team Assignment: Training Plan Purpose of Assignment For this task, Traci has asked you to develop a training plan for your client. This task requires you to develop an effective learning process that aligns with the chosen business's organizational strategy. You also consider how to use a needs assessment to identify areas of learning opportunities, and then select the appropriate training methods to optimize training effectiveness. You also need to explore strategies for evaluating employee training and development activities to ensure they are achieving the intended purpose. Developing a training plan, from needs assessment through the evaluation strategies, is important to ensure your workforce is receiving the knowledge and skills necessary to best perform its duties. Resources Required Week Five e-mail from Traci and Week Five client communications Includes a plan for needs assessment, which may involve the following:Environmental analysis Organizational analysis Demographical analysis Operational analysis Individual analysis Includes a plan for training methods, which may involve the following:Types of media Learning principles ...
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...According to Metoyer, Miller, & Westmoreland (2014), their student-centered case study used the Team-Based Learning strategy (TBL). The grade on each exam without curving or appending additional points was higher on average than the grade on each exam in the lecture-style course (p. 45). Grades on formative and summative assessments coincide with if students prefer an environment that they are comfortable in. Not only were grades on their exam considered, but when comparing the final exam from a lecture-style course with the final exam from the same course taught using the TBL approach, the average grade was higher by an entire letter grade with the TBL approach (p. 45)....
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...Information system plays a vital role in a working environment and allows organizations to work more efficiently by increasing productivity. Information systems are essential, which helps organizations collect, store, and process data to communicate information throughout the organization. Information system is the structure in any business by knowing how to use the system will enhance my skills. My learning has increased because I know by learning the components of information systems I will always continue to apply in my personal life and in any business environment to display my skills. With new technologies arising makes a threat on security, and privacy concerns. They are many ethical issues related to information technology for example, such as the increasing collection of personal data by private and governmental agencies. In addition, this makes new systems vulnerable, and the security can be breached by hackers. Information technology can be applicable in my workplace by better securing customer’s information. In addition, providing security controls by going the extra mile to safeguard customer’s information will secure controls and help build customers confidence. My knowledge has increased because I understand security, and I know I have to take steps to protect my computer by incorporating the software to safeguard information from hackers. By using word processing tools to communicate business objectives within the business environment using word processing tools...
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