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Teams that connect with each other go further with greater satisfaction. What creates and strengthens connection? Shared purpose: Purpose is a matter of heart. Purpose is bigger than goals. Shared purpose calls for constant pursuit. Those who pursue shared purpose connect with each other. Goals are achievable, but purpose is never fully achieved. Purpose is…
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Ana Maria Montañez's curator insight,
May 28, 2018 9:17 PM
This article was very meaningful for my professional development in view of the fact that it exposes a very relevant topic for second language teaching which is team work. Although the article was not focused on the educational setting, it presents two interesting tips to improve the effectiveness of team work within any field. The first tip highlights the importance of providing enough time to the team in order to enable its members to meet and recognize the function of each one of them and additionally to create a common sense of reliability and organization. On the other hand, the second tip presents an idea that I would never had thought about which is having a specific member in the group who can play the role of “dissenter” by pushing the team to the limit and promoting the consideration of different points of views.
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The greatest resource that teachers have is other teachers. But sadly, teamwork and collaboration are not commonly found in schools. Having taught for 20 years myself, I know how it works.
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