Speaking in and for Groups

While leadership styles vary, effective group leaders are characterized by group involvement, mutual respect, and excellent communication.

When all member assume their expected responsibilities, working in groups can be enjoyable and effective.

Reflective thinking about group work allows students to evaluate both successes and failures of the project and work towards improvement.

Group presentations can be structured around a set format or can borrow components from different formats.

Each individual in a group presentation should know their role and stay consistent and cooperative with the other members.

The way a team functions while preparing for a presentation can be broken down into formal processes and interactions.