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BSW3702 Assignment 3 PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 1 October 2024
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BSW3702 Assignment 3PORTFOLIO (COMPLETE
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October 2024
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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 links directly. However, I can
guide you on how to approach this question based on common group dynamics theory.
To determine whether Anna’s group is a "formed group," you would typically consider the
following factors:
Defined purpose: Has the group come together with a clear, shared goal?
Membership structure: Does the group have a specific membership (i.e., defined
members)?
Interactions: Are there regular and sustained interactions among group members?
Role assignment: Have roles and responsibilities been assigned or are they in the process
of emerging?
Stage of development: Using Tuckman's model of group development (forming,
storming, norming, performing, adjourning), where is the group in this process?
If Anna's group exhibits these characteristics, it can be considered a "formed group." If there is
evidence in the video that these elements exist (e.g., the group is working on a specific task,
there are regular meetings, etc.), you can use that as motivation for your answer.
For example, you might write: Answer:
Yes, Anna's group appears to be a formed group. This is because the group has come together
with a specific goal (e.g., tackling a social issue) and exhibits structured interactions, as
evidenced by the roles and tasks that are being carried out. According to Tuckman's stages, the
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