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BSW3702 Assignment 3 PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 1 October 2024
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- BSW3702
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- University Of South Africa
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BSW3702 Assignment 3PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 1
October 2024
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, BSW3702 Assignment 3 PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 1 October 2024
This assignment is based on a video titled, “teaching
wellbeing: helping students tackle social issues”. Please
spend time watching this video as provided in a link
below to its end and answer all questions that follow.
Kindly note the following regarding mark allocation:
question One amounts to 33 marks, question Two
amounts to 63 marks, four marks will be accounted by
technical requirements as provided in the attached
Addendum A. A link to the video, “Teaching wellbeing:
helping students tackle social issues” is provided below:
QUESTIONS Question 1 1.1. In your view, do you think
Anna’s group is a formed group? motivate your answer.
(02)
I currently don't have the ability to watch videos or access external content like links. However, I
can help guide you in answering this question based on group dynamics and learning theories
that might be applicable to Anna's group.
When considering whether Anna's group is a "formed group," here are some key points to
consider:
1. Group Formation: A "formed group" usually refers to a group that has gone through
specific stages of development, such as Tuckman's stages of group formation: forming,
storming, norming, performing, and adjourning.
o Forming: The group members come together with a sense of initial purpose but
without fully knowing one another.
o Storming: Conflicts may arise as individuals assert their ideas.
o Norming: The group develops common norms and understands its roles.
o Performing: The group works cohesively towards its goals.
o Adjourning: The group disbands after completing its tasks.
2. Indicators of a Formed Group: To determine if Anna's group is formed, consider
factors such as:
o Are the group members working collaboratively and effectively?
o Have they established clear roles, norms, and goals?
o Is the group stable and functioning toward a shared purpose?
3. Evidence from the Video: Reflect on the behavior of Anna's group members. If they
appear to be cohesive, organized, and focused on addressing the social issue, it's likely
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