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Welcome to the Team-Based Learning
(TBL) Homepage
Two features distinguish Team-Based Learning from
other forms of teaching with small groups and make it an especially
powerful form of teaching and learning:
"TEAMS" are distinct from
and more powerful than "GROUPS"
- When a teacher initially puts students into
a group, the students are a "group," not a "team."
- As the students begin to trust each other
and develop a commitment to the goals and welfare of the group,
they become a team.
- When they become a cohesive team, the team
can do things that neither a single individual nor a newly-formed
group can do.
- Team-based learning starts with groups and
then creates the conditions that enable them to become teams.
The elements of the TBL STRATEGY
are mutually self-supporting; hence, THE WHOLE IS MUCH GREATER THAN
THE SUM OF THE PARTS
- Appropriately forming teams ensures
that they will have the resources needed to complete assignments
that are difficult enough to produce significant learning.
- Using an appropriate grading system
provides incentives for individual pre-class preparation and for
expending time and effort on behalf of their team.
- Using the Readiness Assurance Process
ensures that students will complete pre-class assignments so that
they are prepared for in-class team work.
- Using effective application-focused team assignments
both builds team cohesiveness and rewards students for taking
responsibility for their own pre-class preparation.
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To get a 20% discount enter TBLSET in the "special offer" box.
Team-Based Learning for Health Professions Education: A Guide to Using Small Groups for Improving Learning,
edited by Larry K. Michaelsen, Dean X. Parmelee, Kathryn K. McMahon,
and Ruth E. Levine
Stylus Publishing, Sterling VA
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Team-Based Learning: A
Transformative Use of Small Groups in College Teaching,
edited by Larry K. Michaelsen, Arletta B. Knight,
and L. Dee Fink.
Stylus Publishing, Sterling VA
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your book online.
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