Making Decisions as A Group - Group Work Collaborative Learning Lesson Activity

Upgrade your group work or project-based learning with these decision-making activities! Start with a "Guesser vs. Leader" simulation game, followed by a discussion on the various methods of decision-making in group work, including individual, representative, majority, and consensus. Students will practice communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills as they take notes on a graphic organizer during this discussion, helping them organize and understand the pros and cons of each method.

These activities can be used in a variety of subjects and grade levels, making them a versatile addition to your classroom. They are perfect for developing social-emotional learning (SEL) competencies and fostering a positive classroom culture. Post them to your learning management system or print them out to use in class - either way, your students will benefit from the tools and knowledge provided to make decisions effectively and efficiently as a group.

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