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How My Group Enhanced My Learning Experiences

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My responsibilities for my role, which is (coordinator) is to choose the locations of where the meetings will be held, and making sure the group gets there safely, as well as making sure we have breaks to stay fresh and hydrated. Furthermore, I plan and put various events on for my group such as meeting up with other group members in our year to discuss each other opinions and implementing each other ideas in our studies. In addition, being a coordinator I have to push my group members to the fullest so they have the drive to keeping going and not give up on the work they are doing, even though we (as a group) are not together 24/7 I still manage to communicate with them through social media such as; Facebook, WhatsApp, facetime and iMessage. To enhance the learning experiences of my …show more content…

this made me gain a strong relationship between me and my group mates, making us more comfortable to be around each other and learn from one another. Another way my group enhanced my social experience is by paying compliments to the ideas that I have given out which benefits the whole group and this makes me feel because the ideas I have given out have helped them in their work. My group members enhanced my learning experiences in many different ways, by seeing the members in my group being motivated it made me realise that I need to be on their level of work as well in order to pass exams or coursework. Furthermore, another way my group enhanced my learning experience is by them listening to what I have to say when I don’t understand a question or a task. Lastly, my group members would create mind maps and system diagrams in group meetings and then write every member ideas on the paper then we would go through each idea and debate whether if those ideas that are implemented are good enough to be put into the finals of our

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