Slide 3 Group Development
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The document discusses Tuckman's model of group development stages and characteristics of effective teams. It outlines the forming stage where members explore personal and group goals and addresses initial tensions. Key aspects of effective groups are having clear and meaningful goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, rewarding and timed. Such goals help groups decide how to achieve their common objective when members understand, embrace and are committed to the goal. Competent team members and a collaborative climate also contribute to a group's effectiveness.
Slide 3 Group Development
- 3. It’s the CIRCLE OF LIFE!
- 4. Tuckman’s Group Development ModelAdjourning
- 5. Tuckman’s Group Development Stages
- 6. Quick competition: How well can you Follow directions?
- 7. “Do it rightfrom the beginning…”
- 8. Forming Stage * Members carefully explore personal goals and group’s goalPrimary tension: Feeling of worry and fear creates ineffective work Resolve Primary Tension: Be positive and energetic, patient, open-minded, and well-prepared
- 9. From Ken Blanchard’s best selling book:“The one minute manager: Builds high performing teams” Understanding member’s needsGroup’s Goal
- 10. “An effective group has both a clear understanding of its goal and a belief that its goal is meaningful and worthwhile” - Carl E.Larson -
- 11. GOAL THEORYAre specificAre hard but realisticAre accepted by membersAre used to evaluate performanceAre linked to feedback and rewardsAre set by members & groupsAllow for member growth
- 12. Specific Measurable Achievable RewardingTimed
- 13. “A clear, elevated goal does more than set your sights on an outcome; it helps your group decide how to get there”
- 14. Quick activity: Write down 1 thing that you want to achieve in the next yearIn 1 minute find someone who has at least 1 thing on the list similar to yoursNowtogether, do something that can help you reach your goal !
- 16. Characteristics of an effective team
- 17. Clear, elevated goalsMembers understand & embrace the group’s common goal
- 18. A resulted-driven structureMembers select an appropriate structure, system 4 solving problems, creating something, or implementing well-defined plans
- 19. Competent team membersMembers have the necessary technical,intellectual, & communication skills & personal characteristics required to achieve excellence
- 20. UNIFIED COMMITMENTMembers are loyal and dedicated to the group and its goal
- 22. YOU CAN COUNT ON US!