11 As the Project is Finishing
Learning Objectives
- To be able to reflect on your teamwork experiences.
Reflection
Once the project has finished, or is nearly finished, reflecting on what you have achieved is a great way to help continue to build your skills.
As a team, discuss your progress. Reflect on what you have achieved. Have one last meeting where you celebrate your efforts and reflect on what you learnt.
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Padlet Activity
Add your contributions to the Padlet- keep, stop, start. You can anonymously reflect of things you would like to ‘keep’ doing in future group projects, things you would like to ‘stop’ doing, and things you might like to ‘start’ doing. Scroll across or enable full screen mode to see all prompts.
Remember this is a public board so only share what you feel comfortable to and remember to be respectful of other responses.
Individual Reflection
As well as reflecting as a team, it is also really important to reflect individually on what you got out of the project, and what you felt could be improved for next time. Type your reflection into the text boxes below. Once you have completed all of the questions you have the option to download your responses and save for future.
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Key Takeaways
- Reflecting on your achievements and progress is a valuable part of teamwork. It is important to celebrate what you have achieved and congratulate each other on the work you have done.
- It is also helpful to look at ways you can improve or develop your skills for the future.
