Analysis should include
- identifying functional and dysfunctional team roles and recognizing behaviors that support or hinder progress
- examining how each role can affect group results both positively and negatively
- proposing adjustments to improve team effectiveness, such as role reassignment, skill development, or communication refinement
- citing examples from team activities that demonstrate measurable improvements in performance and cohesion.
Teacher Resource: Tuckman’s Stages of Group Development, Collaborative On-Line Research and Learning, West Chester University
Process/Skill Questions:
- Who is responsible for key team roles?
- What are examples of functional and dysfunctional behaviors?
- When should team roles be adjusted or reassigned?
- Why is understanding each role important for team success?
- How can leaders evaluate whether roles support group goals?