Praxis to understand and teach teamwork

Praxis to understand and teach teamwork

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Praxis to understand and teach teamwork

The article “Praxis to understand and teach teamwork” does not specifically identify its intended hypothesis. The issue that it handles many objectives shouldn’t have been so as in the case. The author unsuccessfully attempts to pursue and examiner three aspects in the article; a) to comprehend critical praxis measured as meaningful both to comprehend and enhance teamwork, b)for offering of four dimensions of cooperation and that are, roles, relations, processes and dream, c) he goes ahead to take into considerations the implications and educating techniques. The writer in minds has three or more aims to fill with one article. This in the long run reduces the meaning, concentration of the researcher on any given topic. The article diversely attempts to consider all the aspects weakly. Particularly, valuable approaches to be used are missing in article do not require one method. All are independent and are to be researched separately. This is the major weakness of this article. The multi-objectives waters down the specific intention, the research intensity, and other research elements like validity and specificity. At this process, the author identifies the drawbacks that are associated with the prevailing of theoretical approaches in teach teamwork. This is not done fully in the article and this is the other limitation. The article becomes complex with all these. The changes in team work are noted and facilitating teamwork that has taken place through commitment to critical praxis. The implications and further improvements, recommendations are somehow missing in the article or not clearly stated. This makes it to weakly improve the teamwork in the education system. The article could have in turn looked at the preferred aspects in turns.

References:

Honeycutt, E. (2003). “Understand and teach teamwork: A Study of Oxford education system” Journal of Education 32: 69–79, 2001.

Parsons, P. (2006). “Improving team work. a guide to best practice. Kogan Page Publishers.

Fitzpatrick, K. (2008).”Team work and education: SAGE Publications.