I think several specifics made this activity successful and different from the failed attempts I've experienced previously:
- personal choice in team membership
- criteria of diversity for each team
- no established leader, just cooperative involvement by all team members
- a task that was group-think oriented and benefited from diversity.
We all did our homework, so personal motivation to succeed is a factor in our being prepared to share. I also noticed that throughout the day we were encouraged to learn from each other instead of the teacher. This increased cohesion in the group
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