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Employability Skills

01/07/2020 In Employability Skills, Learning Principle, Reflect and Grow, Resource, Teamwork

Sample Peer Evaluation Rating Form (Mantri et al.)

Mantri et al. (2008) outlines a peer rating scheme with 5 levels.

01/07/2020 In Employability Skills, Learning Principle, Practice, Resource, Teamwork

Sample Elements of Team Contract (Kruck & Teer)

Kruck & Teer (2019) specify 5 elements of a team contract.

01/07/2020 In Employability Skills, Reflect and Grow, Resource, Teamwork

Peer Evaluation Form (de Ramirez et al.)

The Peer Evaluation Form in de Ramírez et al. (1998, p. 16) prompts employees to list their peers and describe their effort on a scale from 0 to 3 where 3=Excellent job, 2=Did his/her share, 1=We had to force him/her to work, and 0=Did not

01/07/2020 In Employability Skills, Learning Principle, Reflect and Grow, Resource, Teamwork

Peer Rating Approach: Distribute $10,000 (Napier & Johnson)

Napier & Johnson (2007, p. 42) describes a Peer Rating Approach to Distribute $10,000.

01/07/2020 In Confront Misconceptions and Explain, Employability Skills, Learning Principle, Resource, Teamwork

Model of Team Satisfaction (Napier & Johnson)

Napier & Johnson (2007) outline a model of how expectations of teamwork, demographic diversity, and collaborative behavior impact team satisfaction.

01/07/2020 In Employability Skills, Learning Principle, Resource, Support, Teamwork

Main Elements for Team Training (Pimmel)

Pimmel (2003) lists main elements for team training, including: team roles, team development, members' responsibilities, operating strategies, cooperation codes, and meeting guidelines.

01/06/2020 In Employability Skills, Learning Principle, Resource, Support, Teamwork

Elements of Effective Classroom Team Activities (Pimmel)

Table 1 of Pimmel (2003) lists essential aspects of cooperative learning as defined by Richard Felder and his colleagues, including: positive interdependence, individual accountability, face-to-face promotive interaction, use of interpersonal/teamwork skills, and regular self assessment of team. Learn more about these elements in Pimmel, R. L.