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Group Work Case Study

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There are advantages and various challenges associated to process of doing the working dealings with others in technology mediate business environment reference with UPS store. By make use of college e-library three articles which be capable of give explanation the different techniques which be competent for adopting and used in favor of group work..In Oman Air the experiences and uses associated to Peer relationship as strategy purposeful in favor of learning in workplace can be explained , throughout adopting an interviewing with five workers working in Oman Air to gain information for them about Peer relationship as strategy purposeful in favor of learning in workplace .

1. There are advantages and some …show more content…

2. By Use of college e-library the three articles which can explain the different techniques which can adopted and used for group work. There the integrate of ideas which are resulting from these three articles, essay regarding Techniques used for Group work can explained as follows:Articles form E- Library which are used to write the essay are:
• Raggett , E , Dave , H , (2010) , Techniques for Group work , worldwide wib consortium , retrieved on 11 , June , 2010
• Maggie. K, (2010) , How Groups Work , …show more content…

Adopting of extensive classes in leaning and using of cooperative among the learners leads for positive outcomes and it can promote the creative thinking and having more though and experiences while the process of learning. According to Robert , E , Richard , R , Nelson , S , (2012) , Peer relationship leading for promote lots of positive outcomes , and support to achieving different thinking strategies . In Oman Air experiences and uses related to Peer relationship as strategy intended for learning in workplace positive use of Peer relationship as strategy planned for learning can leads for having more facilities in learning and to learn more in short time. focus on Peer relationship as strategy planned for learning leads to help for relationship and to learn more about different functions , the group can leads for having sharing in feeling and more motivation to achieve success. Peer relationship as strategy planned for learning to achieve effective commutation and more skills in communication among the group. In Oman Air experiences and uses related to Peer relationship as strategy intended for learning in workplace Peer relationship as strategy planned for learning achieve supportive relationship in work , Oman Air experiences and uses

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