Collaboration
Class Outline
For this week’s lesson
we learnt about Ethical behavior, followed by a blog exercise. The class was
then involved in a group exercise “Trust and creative partnerships”.
Blog Exercise: Ethical Behavior.
Trustworthy and
ethical behaviour in collaboration may relate to:
• acknowledging
discomfort or anger
• being prepared to
fully participate
• communicating in an
open way
• honesty
• honouring commitments
• sensitivity to
social, cultural, personal situations and dynamics
• showing respect
• understanding of the
consequences of actions
Task: Add 2 items
to the list above - then SORT the 10 items into 2 groups.
1. Essential
2. Secondary (give at
least one example for each group)
Result
Items Added:
Listen and offer feedback, and aid if asked or needed..
Sort:
|
Essential
|
Secondary
|
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Being prepared to fully participate.
Communicating in an open way.
Honesty.
Honouring commitments.
Understanding of the consequences of actions.
Showing respect.
|
Listen and offer feedback.
To aid if asked or needed.
Sensitivity to social, cultural, personal
situations and dynamics.
Acknowledging discomfort or anger.
|
Examples:
Some people may be sensitive about their artwork
and other people can find it offensive if they get offered help, and take it in
spite.
You need to communicate to learn and take
note of what is happening.
Group Exercise
Trust & Creative Partnerships
Part 1: Who’s got a dollar?
A demonstration was used followed
by silent reflection. We were to answer these questions:
1.
Would
you volunteer your money – this is, take risk?
Yes, I
believe I would (but I had none).
2.
How
did you feel?
A bit
weary of what was going on.
3.
Did
you feel a little ‘Sheepish’?
Yes.
4.
What
about when the ante was upped to ten dollars?
Why not?
5.
Twenty?
Yes, but
no higher.
6.
Did
you think the volunteers were foolish?
Not at
all.
Part 2: Eye Contact.
Part 3: Eye Contact with
touch.
Part 4: Proximity –
Comfortable/Closer/Further.
Part 5: Blog
-
Draw
icons to represent the Parts 2-4
-
Commenting
on your feelings and observations.
-
Address
two items Ethical behavior and Trust.
Images: Freehand 2h +hb led used.
Shy:
I was facing basically a stranger
face to face in the eyes; it’s not usually something I do. I felt really nervous
and avoided eye contacted
Trying:
This time I was trying
to get out of my comfort zone, yet it was with a different partner this time.
Goofing off:
I was trying to get this this
partner to laugh by wiggling my nose, I admit I was being silly.
1 Step closer:
I felt butt naked and fixed to an
open shop window.
Comfortable view:
This for me was at least 3 steps
back, smiling and looking more.
Holding hands:
I was not happy.
Furthest Apart:
I was thrilled.
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excellent work
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