“Research is to see what everybody
else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought – Szent Gyorgyi”
(Thomas et al., 2005:3).
Group
learning’s
It has become evident that within a group context,
individuals will possess different strengths that others don’t have. Working
towards my own strengths but also attempting to develop new skills and not only
stick to what I know has been a great learning curve for me as member of a
dynamic group. I have learnt to rather buddy up and ask team members to help
and guide me when I am doing things that I am not confident with. Practice
makes perfect and group support is critical in challenging times.
Dividing work up into smaller tasks allows the group members
to get more done at once as opposed to doing each task together. Hence, it has
been valuable learning how to solve problems and perform tasks in a parallel
manner.
It has been interesting to see how each group member is
creative in their own unique way. Group creativity sessions have been extremely
valuable when coming up with a product name and brand. It is very exciting when
the different ideas of different members begin to spark off each other as
opposed to the slow process of individual creative thinking.
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