Plan collaborative work with others
Search on the internet for the phrase “what drives behaviour” and research the subject of behaviour drivers further.
Table of Contents
- Tutorial Video
- Reading Materials
- ‘First-time Leadership’, published by Fenman
- ‘4 steps to delegating for development' on the Stewart Leadership website.
- '10 Tips for better teamworke' ote.n the Live About webi
- ‘Team Building: A Complete Guide', online article from Team Technology
- Developing People: The Manager’s Role, published by Fenman
- Presentation
- Good Practice Example
- Interactive Quiz
- Evidence Opportunities
- Extended Learning
- Try to get hold of a copy of the book ‘The John Adair Handbook of Management and Leadership’
- Analyse a successful team. It could be a team that is known to you personally or a famous team such as French and Saunders (comedians), U2 (rock group). Write a report on their success and pinpoint what it is that makes them so successful.
- Search on the internet for the phrase “what drives behaviour” and research the subject of behaviour drivers further.
- Describe the word ‘motivation’ and research motivational statements. Put each one onto a sheet of A4 paper and put one up each week in your staff room. Monitor staff reactions to the statements and how it changes morale.
- Think of 5 team building activities you could use to build the team e.g. organising a team picnic where everyone brings a part of the meal to share and organises activities for the event.
- Explore the official Belbin website. If you wish you can pay to complete the team roles test yourself.Click on the icon to the left to access the site
- Think And Challenge
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