Lecture

Student Teams: Learning Team Skills

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This lecture explores the importance of developing team skills in student project teams. It covers strategies for forming diverse teams, tools for making collective decisions, and roles to scaffold collaboration skills. The instructor emphasizes the need for specific attention to team skill development to see improvement.

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