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Shared-dialogue foundation methods: team-defined mission, behavioral standards, cultural intelligence, and self-assessments

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This pattern is the article's own enumerated set of methods for creating a student shared dialogue before and during an international interdisciplinary service-learning course. The article states: "Methods for shared dialogues include creating a team-defined mission, team-defined behavioral standards, building shared cultural understandings and expectations for developing cultural intelligence, and developing realistic expectations for interpersonal understandings through use of self-assessments." Student team-led projects provide the authentic context for implementing the foundation.

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • Student team-led projects that provide an authentic context impetus for implementing the team learning foundation

Constraints

  • Developed and described in the context of an international service-learning course partnering with Belizean elementary schools

Target Learners

  • Undergraduate students from any major

Target Goals

  • Team cohesion and shared purpose
  • Cultural intelligence
  • Interpersonal understanding

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Key Sources

  • Breitkreuz, K. R. & Songer, A. (2022). The Foundation for Interdisciplinary Team Learning in the 360 Degree Global Ed Model. Proceedings of IConSES 2022, ISTES Organization. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED631179
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title Shared-dialogue foundation methods: team-defined mission, behavioral standards, cultural intelligence, and self-assessments
description This pattern is the article's own enumerated set of methods for creating a student shared dialogue before and during an international interdisciplinary service-learning course.
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