101 Group Work Plan
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Define specific tasks necessary to complete the
project. List them below.
-Choose the field and discipline
that you want to do your paper on, and then two interviews must be conducted
with specialists of that field. Ideas were to do one interview with a professor
and one interview with a biology advisor. Figure out what principles guide
their thought processes.
-Then choose two peer-reviewed
articles from your field and relate them to the views and values that the
interviewers had on the field.
-The third part is based on what was
seen in parts 1 and 2. We will have to identify and explain the principles and
thought processes that allow the specialists in our field to make and evaluate
arguments.
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As much as possible, play to individual group
members' strengths, not their weaknesses. That means identifying the skills and
resources each group member can bring to bear on the assignment, and planning
the project in a way that takes advantage of those skills and resources to
produce a stronger final paper. Make a list of skills and resources for each
group member below.
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-Hardworking -Social
-Organized
-Keep on task -Organized
Divide tasks among group
members. Each group member should be involved in both the research and the
writing stages of the project, but that involvement may take a variety of forms.
Remember to play to each other’s’ strengths. More than one group member may be
assigned to each task, but one group member should take the lead for each task.
Write group members’ names next to tasks they will take responsibility for.
- Pick one prof to email and pick one peer reviewed article each. Aid each other to create the interview questions.
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Create a schedule, including deadlines for
specific tasks and regular meeting times with the entire group. Use the
calendar provided, or use something like Google Calendar, which can be shared
with group members.
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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3/17
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3/18
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3/19
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3/20
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3/21
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3/22 Questions for interviews
written and emails for interviews sent out.
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3/23
Email Mangone |
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3/24
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3/25
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3/26
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3/27
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3/28
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3/29 Both interviews conducted.
Part 1 complete.
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3/30
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3/31
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4/1
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4/2
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4/3
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4/4
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4/5
Pick peer reviewed articles.
FINISH 1ST INTERVIEW
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4/6
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4/7
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4/8
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4/9
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4/10
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4/11
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4/12
Hand in rough draft.
FINISH 2ND INTERVIEW
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4/13
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4/14
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4/15
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4/16
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4/17
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4/18
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4/19 Review Draft, edit.
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4/20
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4/21
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4/22
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4/23
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4/24
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4/25
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4/26
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4/27
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4/28
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4/29
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4/30
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4/31
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5/1
Final Draft Due.
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5/2
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5/3
FINAL PROJECT DUE
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It is also recommended that you keep a log of
your work (what you do and when) individually and as a group, to help you stay
on track and provide accountability.
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