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== Working groups overview and goals == | == Working groups overview and goals == | ||
As described on the [ | As described on the [https://wiki.communitydata.science/Statistics_and_Statistical_Programming_(Fall_2020)|course syllabus], you will be assigned to a small working group at the beginning of the course. This will be a group of 2-3 students (exact numbers will depend on the final enrollment) with whom you may meet outside of class time to discuss, complete, and/or review your weekly (minor) assignments (as well as some of the research project assignments). The groups will rotate at least once during the quarter to ensure that you get to work with different members of the class. Β | ||
The goals of the working groups are to support collaborative learning, peer support, and accountability throughout the course. This page provides some ideas for how you might approach your working group to help create a constructive and useful experience for everyone involved. Below, we have a list of suggestions that you might adopt or ignore depending on the preferences of group members. | The goals of the working groups are to support collaborative learning, peer support, and accountability throughout the course. This page provides some ideas for how you might approach your working group to help create a constructive and useful experience for everyone involved. Below, we have a list of suggestions that you might adopt or ignore depending on the preferences of group members. |