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Retrospective Evaluation Essay

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Retrospective Evaluation
Looking at the first issue I listed above, unionizing the new positions can be beneficial to some and possibly detrimental to others. Understanding that this is an experimental after school program, the “teachers” which are supplied might possibly be paid, but they should be acting on their own behalf and not necessarily as employees of the school anymore. The benefit would simply be having a certified teacher helping out with the children. Allowing them to become a union might negatively impact the performance as they would want set hours to work, they would want to all be paid the same, the list could go on.
Second, and maybe just as important, would be the diversification issue. It is possible that the management …show more content…

Managing diversity can be very challenging, and something that has often proven nearly impossible. As a school system and Woodson Foundation, I would start with a clear set of objectives, a clear, predetermined outcome and the steps in which they are going to take in order to achieve success. Being that the after school program is going to be experimental, the door is open to almost anything. I would ensure the people chosen to lead this experimental group are not only supported by the community, but they are genuinely interested in making a change to the school systems deficiencies. Once the group is chosen, they would each be given made aware of the direction in which the group is headed and if they aren’t able to work within the set parameters, maybe someone else needs to be chosen.
Message to the Development Team
Building a team that can effectively work together does not happen by accident.
It takes a while for a team to be able to work cohesively, productively, and efficiently together. Cohesive teams become successful when members work cooperatively as they share goals and resources to accomplish their

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