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Teamwork and Team Building

Instructor-Led 12 Agenda

What You'll Learn

Upon successful completion of this course, students will apply the principles of teamwork to successfully work with others toward a common goal.

In this course, students will be explore different aspects of a team and the factors that go into being a successful team and team member.

This course is intended for individuals who want to develop their skills in working as a team.

In this course, students will be explore different aspects of a team and the factors that go into being a successful team and team member.

12 Title

Course Agenda 12

Lesson Id	Title	Description
1	Getting Started	Icebreaker<br />Housekeeping Items<br />The Parking Lot<br />Workshop Objectives
2	Defining Success	What is a Team?<br />An Overview of Tuckman and Jensen's Four-Phase Model
3	Types of Teams	The Traditional Team<br />Self-Directed Teams<br />E-Teams
4	The First Stage of Team Development-Forming	Hallmarks of This Stage<br />What To Do As A Leader<br />What To Do As A Follower
5	The Second Stage of Team Development-Storming	The Hallmarks of This Stage<br />What To Do As A Leader<br />What To Do As A Follower
6	The Third Stage of Team Development-Norming	The Hallmarks of This Stage<br />What To Do As A Leader<br />What To Do As A Follower
7	The Fourth Stage of Team Development-Performing	Hallmarks of This Stage<br />What To Do As A Leader<br />What To Do As A Follower
8	Team Building Activities	The Benefits and Disadvantages<br />Team-Building Activities That Won't Make People Cringe<br />Choosing a Location for Team-Building
9	Making the Most of Team Meetings	Setting the Time and Place<br />Trying the 50-Minute Meeting<br />Using Celebrations of All Sizes
10	Solving Problems as a Team	The Six Thinking Hats<br />Encouraging Brainstorming<br />Building Consensus
11	Encouraging Teamwork	Some Things to Do<br />Some Things to Avoid<br />Some Things to Consider
12	Wrapping Up	Words from the Wise<br />Review of Parking Lot<br />Lessons Learned<br />Completion of Action Plans

Getting Started

Icebreaker
Housekeeping Items
The Parking Lot
Workshop Objectives

Defining Success

What is a Team?
An Overview of Tuckman and Jensen's Four-Phase Model

Types of Teams

The Traditional Team
Self-Directed Teams
E-Teams

The First Stage of Team Development-Forming

Hallmarks of This Stage
What To Do As A Leader
What To Do As A Follower

The Second Stage of Team Development-Storming

The Hallmarks of This Stage
What To Do As A Leader
What To Do As A Follower

The Third Stage of Team Development-Norming

The Hallmarks of This Stage
What To Do As A Leader
What To Do As A Follower

The Fourth Stage of Team Development-Performing

Hallmarks of This Stage
What To Do As A Leader
What To Do As A Follower

Team Building Activities

The Benefits and Disadvantages
Team-Building Activities That Won't Make People Cringe
Choosing a Location for Team-Building

Making the Most of Team Meetings

Setting the Time and Place
Trying the 50-Minute Meeting
Using Celebrations of All Sizes

Solving Problems as a Team

The Six Thinking Hats
Encouraging Brainstorming
Building Consensus

Encouraging Teamwork

Some Things to Do
Some Things to Avoid
Some Things to Consider

Wrapping Up

Words from the Wise
Review of Parking Lot
Lessons Learned
Completion of Action Plans