•Make copies of the handouts. Each team will need several copies of the Team
Analysis handout and each participant will need a copy of the Team Practice
Associates handout.
•Review and become familiar with the handouts.
•Have a flip chart and markers available to record feedback.
•Have enough pens and pencils for all participants.
Process
•Introduce the exercise by reading or paraphrasing the following:
Teams are like individuals: they need to be checked every once in a while to
make sure they are healthy. Even the most successful teams check their
effectiveness from time to time. Today you are going to look at the teams you
belong to and evaluate their "health." Then we will look for some ways to
strengthen ...
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