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Engagement is Not Enough: Developing Students' Capability for Teamwork

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teamwork.

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why teamwork.

(ASID, 2015; CIDQ, 2004; IDC, 2013)(

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why teamwork.

(Association of American Colleges and Universities. 2007. College Learning for the New Global Century: A Report from the National Leadership Council for Liberal Education and America’s Promise. Washington, DC. )

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why teamwork.

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Hart Research Associates. “Raising the Bar: Employers’ Views on College Learning in the Wake of the Economic Downturn.” Hart Research Associates, 1724 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC. 2009

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how teachers

see teamwork.

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how students

see teamwork.

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how to teach teamwork?

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what does the

literature say?

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value cycle

model.

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what we learned.• Defining Teamwork :

o Coordination of tasks and responsibilities (using project

work-plans and team contracts)o Communication via speaking,

writing, drawing, modellingo Idea generation, evaluation &

selectiono Decision makingo Leadership o Conflict management

Specify

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what we learned.• Attitudes equally important

learning outcomes as skills• Students motivated when team

skills linked to professional practice

Engage

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what we learned.

• Teamwork skills best developed in steps: o Design and Prepareo Train and Engage Studentso Monitor and Support Teamso Assess and Reflect

• Cognitive Apprenticeship

Develop & Demonstrate

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what we learned.

• Gap in literature on how to document teamwork capabilities

Document

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chDoes

team-teaching contribute to the

development of the knowledge, skills and attitudes for

effective teamwork in design students?

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teamwork.