Working With A Group Project

I believe our group work is going well. We haven’t had many meetings concerning bringing all the work together, but people have been working had individually as noted in the annotated bibliography. One complaint is that in the agreement we said that the annotated bibliography would be completed by the Sunday before the due date, when in actuality two members did not add their work to the group until the day the assignment was due. However, this is minor in the larger scheme since it was completed and submitted on time. We have made plans to come together next week to work on the project together and how and where everyone’s contribution will be placed. Overall I don’t have much to complain about as communication and work ethic are good. I

Working in a group to achieve a high quality group project can be one of people’s most difficult school experiences. Working in a group is tough because there is often someone who does not pull their own weight. “There are five stages to group development, adjourning, forming, storming, performing, and norming” (John & Wiley pg 166). Christine’s group from the Case Study the Forgotten Group Member is in between the Storming and Norming Stages. The Storming Stage “is dealing with tensions and defining group tasks,” while the Norming Stage is dealing with high emotionality and tension among the group members” (John & Wiley pg. 166). Christine and her group could have had better

Even though I start off quiet, and may have problems with procrastination,. I should do well on this group projects long as I work in a small group where the work is disturbed evenly. Plus I am a very organized when it comes to group projects and writing essays. I take one step at a time and work with my group members and cooperate with distributing the work into four parts. Myer Briggs is known for the indicator test. Myer Briggs talks about how people take these test to indicate what type of personality they have. This test was made to see how people have their own personalities and understand them Myer Briggs developed a list for each personality: Introvert-Extravert, Sensing-Intuitive, Thinking- Feeling, Perceiving- Judging. All of these

When the project was first introduced, I was not happy and thought that it was just going to be another boring project, but as we continued to work and I began to understand the project better, it became much more interesting and I ended up really enjoying the process. I was in the social sciences group and at first, my group and I thought it was going to be easy, but the more we worked and talked to other groups, the more complicated it started to become. We realized that there are lots and lots of pieces that must fit together to form a perfect society. We really struggled with the other groups because they all disagreed with us including mentally ill and none of the groups were very understanding about our needs. They all asked “why do we

Group projects can go one of two ways: you end up becoming close with your members as you power through the assignment or you end up feeling an enormous amount of contempt towards them that sprouts from their apparent incompetence. I’m very glad to say that I enjoyed working with my group members. They weren’t incompetent at all and were actual really nice to do this assignment with.

The human brain is constantly looking for negativity. For example, after we clean the floor, I try looking for spots that I did clean that look dirtier than the rest, or when I buy a cup of lemonade from Chick-fil-A and there's pulp in it. All I can taste after that is the pulp. However, some people condition their minds to only see the positives. In high school, I had this friend named Beth Johnson. Beth is around 5 feet tall, loves giraffes, and has never said a negative word about someone or situation. Beth and I had this group project with three other people who are athletes and, since they were athletes, they believed they could tell excuses for not doing their part. At the end of the project, Beth and I both put over $300 into our project

I am so happy that you mentioned, "stay on top of deadlines". It is so important tip to work on group project. Everyone has different schedules, but it is necessary to keep in mind to track the progress. I like this sentence, "Timing is the key to success along with communication when it comes to working on group projects." Group Project is a time-consuming process. We want everyone to satisfy the final grade, so that timing is one of the key

We’ve all been there where you were assigned different members to work with that do not cooperate or work hard enough. People around us believe that group projects are fun and can be exciting to work with others, but this is not the case. I am strongly against group work, from the different opinions, to the time management, and the slackers who do not do any of the work but still get credit. The different personalities and opinions of the group members creates many complications during the process of getting the work finished.

My involvement in the group 4 project has given me the great opportunity to explore different fields of science. I was not only able to learn about the biological aspects of our project but, I was also able to obtain a greater understanding of how different perspectives and factors are involved in varying fields of science.

Once this project was announced, I honestly thought that this would be fun and an easy A. I thought that we had all the good connections amongst the two classes that we would easily be able to convince the student body of anything. Even when I heard that we had to break into three groups, I thought to myself that it would be fine. However, my whole idea of this project changed within about ten minutes of the assignment.

Another failure that I faced during this class was working with my group project. I am not used to having group projects but whenever I did have them, I always worked with people I knew well. I knew I had to try my best and put effort in communicating more with my group members. Although, I tried my best to communicate with others, despite a prolonged or no response. I still failed in asking questions or clarifying information I was not certain about with my group, during the meetings. Therefore, causing me to lose time with my work and stressing about my uncertainties. I did not take the time to think about any questions or comments before group meetings, as well as ask for help. I thought that communicating over text messages would be easy,

In the Problem Solution Project, I was placed in Group 3. Our group was Small Group as it consisted of six total members. Our group members name was Latisha Ford, Ian Cooper, Dylan Thornton, Chris McMahan, Conner Stevenson and myself Anit Shrestha. Each team member was significantly working hard to make this project a success. Every team member had an important role and contribution in the group.

Two heads are better than one. I very strongly agree with the subject of teachers assigning group projects for many reasons. First, assigning group projects allow students to receive extra help. Second, it gives students an opportunity to compare their answers. Last, I agree with group projects because of a past experience of doing an egg drop experiment in science class. As can be seen, I feel that group activities are a much more sufficient way to learn and get involved.

Tasked with a group project is not limited to the classroom setting, but also to the professional world. The key to a successful group project is often collaboration and there are a few steps that if followed can make a project successful. This supply chain group suffered through many different issues from the very start.

My feelings about the group process was a little mix at first but, at the end I felt like we actually brought it together. Beginning of the group member were all over the place and had no direction, when we were able to take a breather in just think ideas started to flow. I felt like that took the communicator to make it happen. By reinsuring the other group members that everything will go smoothly if we just don’t overthink everything.