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Assessment of the role and relevance of group work.

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1. Assessment of the role and relevance of group work.

Group work plays a role in learning and accomplishing tasks that are best accomplished through group work. The group process is involved in all groups, and in order for a group to be effective, it is based on members:

? Getting to know one another
? Feeling safe with one another
? Communicating openly
? Being able to cooperate
? Having good processes for sharing ideas and making decisions
? Being able to confront problems openly and
? Being able to resolve conflicts constructively ...

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