Written Group Contract and Group
Presentation Plan
The
written group contract and group presentation plan will be turned in together
electronically via Moodle:
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1. Written Group Contract –The group
contract is a document that provides an opportunity for your group to set
formal goals and establish expectations for how the group will be structured
(e.g., roles), how group members will interact (e.g., norms), how decisions
will be made, etc. The written group contract should be approximately 1 page in length and covers each of the following five issues:
1.
Roles – describe at
least three roles that you believe are important to the success of this group
(e.g., Leader, Devil’s Advocate, Scribe, Calbrator, Energizer…). Will the same
member adopt the same role each time or will you rotate roles?
2.
Expectations and
Accountability
– what happens if group members have to miss a meeting or fail to get their
assigned portion of the material to the group in time? Specify your group’s
expectations for members and the consequences if members fail to live up to
their responsibilities.
3.
Norms – will it be
okay for group members to speak up if they disagree with the rest of the group?
What specific steps will your group take to create a climate of psychological
safety? Is it important to everyone that this group be high-achieving? What
will you do to facilitate information sharing among group members?
4.
Participation – one of the
requirements of the group presentation assignment is that all group members
participate somewhat equally in the preparation and delivery of the presentation.
What steps will we take to get buy-in from every member and to make sure that
every member participates?
5.
Decision-Making – How will decisions
be made? (e.g., by majority vote, by discussion and consensus, by dialectical
inquiry or some other structured process or decision rule…). How will your
group handle disagreements (i.e., task conflict) if they arise?
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