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Case: Lazy Group Members There is an issue I have observed in a high school classroom in which students were split up into groups of 6 to do a collaboration project outside of class. In one group, only two members were participating while the other 4 did nothing. Time is ticking and the project due date is quickly approaching. The two participating members of the group have expressed to the teacher their frustrations with the lazy group members. They have tried reaching out to the lazy group members, but they are still not participating. What should the teacher do? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) If you see this going on I would stop having group projects and make them do it on their own. Or if you know what students are doing all the work you can give all of them the credit and tell the other group members in order to get points they need to do it on their own and turn it in. Or make assignments not multiple choice and they can have answers the are the same word on word answers. |
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