Unit 03 - Professional Practice

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INTERNAL VERIFICATION – ASSESSMENT DECISIONS
Programme title BTEC Higher National Diploma in Computing
Assessor Internal Verifier

Unit 03: Professional Practice
Unit(s)
Work Related Learning Report: Design and Deliver a Training
Assignment title Programme
Student’s name
List which assessment Pass Merit Distinction
criteria the Assessor has
awarded.
INTERNAL VERIFIER CHECKLIST
Do the assessment criteria awarded

match those shown in the assignment
brief? Y/N
Is the Pass/Merit/Distinction grade

awarded justified by the assessor’s
Y/N
comments on the student work?
Has the work been assessed
accurately? Y/N
Is the feedback to the student:

Give details:
• Constructive?
Y/N
• Linked to relevant assessment
criteria? Y/N
• Identifying opportunities for

improved performance?
Y/N
• Agreeing actions? Y/N
Does the assessment decision need

amending? Y/N
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Professional Practice
Higher Nationals - Summative Assignment Feedback Form
Student Name/ID M.Mohamad.Sheeth
Unit Title
Assignment Number 1 Assessor
Date Received
Submission Date 1st submission
Date Received 2nd
Re-submission Date submission
Assessor Feedback:
LO1 Demonstrate a range of interpersonal and transferable communication skills to a target audience
Pass, Merit & Distinction P1 P2 M1 D1
Descripts
LO2 Apply critical reasoning and thinking to a range of problem-solving scenarios

Pass, Merit & Distinction P3 P4 M2 M3 D2
Descripts
LO3 Discuss the importance and dynamics of working within a team and the impact of team working
in different environments
Pass, Merit & Distinction P5 P6 M4 D3
Descripts
LO4 Examine the need for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and its role within the
workplace and for higher level learning
Pass, Merit & Distinction P7 P8 P9 M5 D4
Descripts
Grade: Assessor Signature: Date:
Resubmission Feedback:
Grade: Assessor Signature: Date:
Internal Verifier’s Comments:
Signature & Date:
* Please note that grade decisions are provisional. They are only confirmed once internal and external moderation has taken place and grades
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decisions have been agreed at the assessment board.

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Assignment Feedback
Formative Feedback: Assessor to Student
Action Plan
Summative feedback
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Pearson Higher Nationals in
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Higher National Diploma in Business
Assignment Brief
Student Name /ID Number
Unit Number and Title Unit 3: Professional Practice
Academic Year 2022/23
Unit Tutor
Assignment Title Work Related Learning Report: Design and Deliver a

Training Programme
Issue Date
Submission Date
IV Name & Date
Submission format
The submission should be in the form of an individual report written in a concise, formal business style
using single spacing (refer to the assignment guidelines for more details). You are required to make use of
headings, paragraphs and subsections as appropriate, and all work must be supported with research and
referenced using Harvard referencing system. Please provide in-text citation and a list of references using
Harvard referencing system. Please note that this is an activity-based assessment and your report should
include evidences to the activities carried out individually and/or in a group.
To carry out the activities given on the brief, you are required to form groups, comprising maximum of 6
members.
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Unit Learning Outcomes:
LO1 Demonstrate a range of interpersonal and transferable communication skills to a

target audience.
LO2 Apply critical reasoning and thinking to a range of problem-solving scenarios.
LO3 Discuss the importance and dynamics of working within a team and the impact of
team working in different environments.
LO4 Examine the need for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and its role within
the workplace and for higher-level learning.
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Scenario
Assume yourself as the event coordinator working in an event planning organization specialized in
delivering trainings on IT and soft skills. you have been appointed to design and deliver a training event on
IT /Soft Skills to an identified audience. You are required to complete the project within 2 months and the
training plan and resources should be finalized as per the requirement of the client.
You are required to form a group of not more than 10 members in order to carry out the event. The event
will be headed by an event manager/ leader and each group member will be assigned a set of tasks. While
designing and delivering the event,
 the skills required to make the event successful

 challenges faced during the design/ delivery
 Critical evaluation of the problems, challenges faced and the methods used to overcome them
 The need for continuously develop in a professional environment
Need to be thoroughly considered.
At the end of the event, produce an individual report by each member covering the following tasks.
Task 1:
Demonstrate how you are planning to effectively deliver the training event by designing a professional
project plan with following details.
 Roles appointed to group members and an evaluation of interpersonal skills of each member that
justifies the assigned role in the team.
 Goal and objectives of the project
 Evidence to the communication styles and formats used to communicate with the client and the
team members and the findings/ outcomes of the communications.
 Challenges/ problems identified and the plan to overcome them
 A professional project schedule with the activities, milestones and contingencies identified to
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demonstrate the effective time management skills in order to plan the training .
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Task 2
Research different problem-solving techniques that can be used to solve the identified problems in task 1
and demonstrate how critical reasoning can be applied to identify a solution to the identified problems in
planning and designing of the training event.
Critically evaluate the solution methodology used to solve one of the identified problems and justify how
selected methodology helped you to successfully solve the problem and achieve the project objectives.
Task 3
Work in your team by contributing your skills and knowledge to meet the project goal. Critically evaluate
your own role and contribution to the group for the completion of the training event.
Discuss the importance of having dynamic team members in a group to meet its goals by referring to the
role assigned to the group members and analyse how team dynamics among your group members
effectively helped to achieve the shared project goal.
Task 4
Discuss with examples, the importance of continuous professional development (CPD) in a work setting by
evaluating the range of CPD criteria that can be used to measure the effectiveness of your employees in
your organization.
Produce a continuous professional development (CPD) plan using the criteria identified above with
relevant to the responsibilities, required skills, performance objectives for the members of your team.
Review different motivational theories and discuss how they can be helpful to improve the performance of
the team members and meet the objectives of the developed CPD plan. Justify how the developed CPD
supports in building the motivation of your team.
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Grading Rubric
Grading Criteria Achieved Feedback
LO1 Demonstrate a range of interpersonal and transferable

communication skills to a target audience.
P1 Demonstrate effective design and delivery of a training

event for a given target audience, using different
communication styles and formats
P2 Demonstrate effective time-management skills in

planning an event.
M1 Design a professional schedule to support the planning

of an event, to include contingencies and justifications of
time allocated.
D1 Evaluate the effectiveness and application of

interpersonal skills during the design and delivery of a
training event.
LO2 Apply critical reasoning and thinking to a range of

problem-solving scenarios.
P3 Demonstrate the use of different problem-solving

techniques in the design and delivery of an event.
P4 Demonstrate that critical reasoning has been applied to

the design and delivery of the event
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M2 Research the use of different problem-solving techniques

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used in the design and delivery of an event.
M3 Justify the use and application of a range of

methodologies in the design and delivery of an event.
D2 Evaluate the overall success of the event delivered, in

terms of how well critical reasoning and thinking were
applied to achieve the end goal.
LO3 Discuss the importance and dynamics of working

within a team and the impact of team working in different
environments.
P5 Discuss the importance of team dynamics in the success

and/or failure of group work.
P6 Work within a team to achieve a defined goal.
M4 Analyse team dynamics, in terms of the roles group

members play in a team and the effectiveness in terms of
achieving shared goals.
D3 Critically evaluate your own role and contribution to a

group scenario.
LO4 Examine the need for Continuing Professional

Development (CPD) and its role within the workplace and
for higher-level learning.
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P7 Discuss the importance of CPD and its contribution to
own learning.
P8 Review different motivational theories and the impact

they can have on performance in the workplace.
P9 Produce a development plan that outlines responsibilities,
performance objectives and required skills for future goals.
M5 Justify the role of CPD and development planning in
building motivation.
D4 Evaluate a range of evidence criteria that is used as a

measure for effective CPD.
Contents
Activity 1.................................................................................................................................19
P1 Demonstrate effective design and delivery of a training event for a given target
audience, using different communication styles and formats............................................19
Effective design and distribution delivery of a training event.............................................19
Introduction..........................................................................................................................19
My group explore the concepts of goals and objectives.......................................................22
Goals.....................................................................................................................................22
Objectives.............................................................................................................................23
Objectives taken by my team to do this program.............................................................23
Our team Objectives.........................................................................................................24
My team strength..................................................................................................................27
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My team Weakness...............................................................................................................28
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My group threats...................................................................................................................29
My group’s opportunities.....................................................................................................29
Communication....................................................................................................................31
1.Verbal communication...................................................................................................31
2.Nonverbal communication.............................................................................................33
Our team member in Communication method.....................................................................34
P2 Demonstrate effective time-management skills in planning an event..........................36
About the Time Management Skills.....................................................................................36
1. Workload Prioritization....................................................................................................36
2.Setting Objectives..............................................................................................................37
What is the smart? And meaning......................................................................................37
Show good time-management techniques when organizing an event..................................40
M1. Design a professional schedule to support the planning of an event, to include
contingencies and justifications of time allocated...............................................................41
Planning of the event and event schedule, justifications of time.........................................41
D1. Evaluate the effectiveness and application of interpersonal skills during the design
and delivery of a training event............................................................................................43
Define interpersonal skills....................................................................................................43
Why interpersonal skills are important.................................................................................44
The design and delivery of a training event.........................................................................45
Activity 2.................................................................................................................................47
P3 Demonstrate the use of different problem-solving techniques in the design and
delivery of an event................................................................................................................47
What the Problem Solving....................................................................................................47
Example of method different problem-solving techniques in the design and delivery of an
event.....................................................................................................................................53
P4 Demonstrate that critical reasoning has been applied to the design and delivery of
the event..................................................................................................................................55
Critical reasoning, has been event design and delivery use of event...................................55
M2 Research the use of different problem-solving techniques used in the design and
M3. Justify the use and application of a range of methodologies in the design and
Use of a range of methodologies in the design and delivery of an event.............................58
D2. Evaluate the overall success of the event delivered, in terms of how well critical
reasoning and thinking were applied to achieve the end goal............................................60
Take this presentation into action.........................................................................................60
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Feedback gathered from participants....................................................................................61

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Activity 3.................................................................................................................................63
P5 Discuss the importance of team dynamics in the success and/or failure of group
work.........................................................................................................................................63
What is Team?......................................................................................................................63
What’s a Team Work............................................................................................................64
Importance of team dynamics in the success and/or failure of group work.........................66
Importance of Team Dynamics in Group Work...................................................................67
P6. Work within a team to achieve a defined goal..............................................................74
What’s a Team Goal.............................................................................................................74
How to the set Team goal.....................................................................................................75
To promote successful teamwork, implement tasks and challenges for the team................76
Recognize the achievements of individuals and teams........................................................77
Our team work to a achieve the goal....................................................................................78
M4 Analyze team dynamics, in terms of the roles group members play in a team and the
effectiveness in terms of achieving shared goals..................................................................79
Analyze dynamic team work................................................................................................79
Roles of the Belbin’s theory.................................................................................................80
Examine team dynamics in terms of the roles that individuals perform in a team and the
efficiency with which they accomplish common objectives................................................81
Team Dynamic Analysis......................................................................................................83
Applying Belbin’s theory in event.......................................................................................83
Team synergy and Achievement..........................................................................................85
D3.............................................................................................................................................86
My contribution of team.......................................................................................................86
Activity 04...............................................................................................................................88
LO4 Examine the need for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and its role
within the workplace and for higher-level learning............................................................88
P7. Discuss the importance of CPD and its contribution to own learning........................88
Continuing Professional Development.................................................................................88
Importance of CPD...............................................................................................................89
I'll explain how CPD can support learning and personal development................................90
P8. Review different motivational theories and the impact they can have on
performance in the workplace..............................................................................................91
Define the Motivational Theories.........................................................................................91
1.Maslow's Hierarchy of wants hypothesis.......................................................................91
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2.Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory......................................................................................92

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3.Goal-Setting Theory......................................................................................................93
4.Self-Determination Theory............................................................................................94
5.Reinforcement Theory...................................................................................................94
6.Equity Theory................................................................................................................94
7.Expectancy Theory........................................................................................................95
P9. Produce a development plan that outlines responsibilities, performance objectives
and required skills for future goals......................................................................................95
My Development Plan..........................................................................................................95
Professional Objectives........................................................................................................95
Goals for communication.....................................................................................................96
Development a strategy for the team members' professional development.........................97
M5. Justify the role of CPD and development planning in building motivation..............98
The role of CPD and development planning in building motivation...................................98
The role of specialist motivation........................................................................................100
D4. Evaluate a range of evidence criteria that is used as a measure for effective CPD.100
Range of evidence criteria that is used as a measure for effective CPD............................100
When my team member's Reasonability and recommended method.................................101
Figure 1 Team members and Teacher.................................................................................................21

Figure 2 Create what’s app group AND CHATS....................................................................................25
Figure 3Presentation slides.................................................................................................................26
Figure 4 Run practical training.............................................................................................................26
Figure 5 Smart.....................................................................................................................................37
Figure 6 Root cause analysis................................................................................................................50
Figure 7 Swot.......................................................................................................................................51
Figure 8 The 5Why...............................................................................................................................53
Figure 9 feedback gather.....................................................................................................................62
Figure 10Leader of thanis....................................................................................................................68
Figure 11Coortinato of Arshath...........................................................................................................70
Figure 12Sheper of Thariq...................................................................................................................71
Figure 13 Specialist of me....................................................................................................................72
Figure 14Team worker of Mhadhi.......................................................................................................73
Figure 15Belbin’s theory......................................................................................................................80
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Activity 1
P1 Demonstrate effective design and delivery of a training

event for a given target audience, using different
communication styles and formats
Effective design and distribution delivery of a training event
Event: IT Training Presentation Program with Networking Enrichment
Introduction
Our team worked together to organize the IT Training Seminar Program with Networking
Improvement to meet the unique demands of Al-Fathah College students enrolled in O/L
education. The purpose of the event was to equip participants with crucial knowledge for the
current digital environment while also fostering networking and providing important insights
into the information technology sector.
Event Justification
Our team made the decision to develop an interesting and educational program that speaks to
the goals and passions of the student audience after realizing the importance of IT skills and
networking knowledge in today's culture. We had a team of five members, each with their
own special abilities, so we were able to provide a thorough training program.
Audience:
Students enrolled in Al-Fathah School’s O/L programs made up the target audience for this
event. These students are at a pivotal point in their study where exposure to networking and
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IT concepts can greatly influence their professional and academic lives in the future.
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Date and Length:
The show was scheduled for July 21, 2023, from 9:00 to 10:00 AM, lasting one hour. This
window of time made sure that everyone could participate without interfering with their
regular academic obligations.
Program Structure:
In order to optimize the event's effectiveness, our team carefully planned the program.
Utilizing the variety of skills on our team, we divided the information into several areas so
that each team member could add to their area of expertise. With this strategy, we were able
to explain the material thoroughly and provide a range of viewpoints on networking and IT
training.
Our team members
1. Thanish
2. Arshath
3. Sheeth
4. Tharik
5. Mahadhi
The team member and Teacher
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FIGURE 1 TEAM MEMBERS AND TEACHER
Assigned roles to team members and assessment of each members individual skill
Name Role Typical Features
Thanis He is a Within an organization, the Implementer is crucial to

Implementer the efficient execution of projects, initiatives, and
strategies. The Implementer serves as a vital link
(Team leader)
between planned action and actual execution and is in
charge of turning ideas, plans, and goals into concrete
actions and outcomes. Their primary responsibility is to
fill the gap between high-level concepts and the minute
details needed to complete projects.
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Arshath He is a A coordinator plays a crucial role in establishing

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coordinator effective team relations when working collaboratively.
The coordinator, who is defined as the person in charge
of coordinating and harmonizing every component of a
project or assignment, is essential to helping a group of
people achieve their goals and objectives.
Thariq He is a Shaper A person or thing is referred to as a "Shaper" if they
actively shape or influence actions, decisions, or results
in order to accomplish a particular aim or objective.
The idea of a shaper may take many forms in different
situations, but its fundamental idea always holds true:
shapers have a strong capacity to influence the course
of events or the environment in which they live.
Sheeth (I I am a Specialist A specialist is a person with a high level of knowledge,
am ) skill, and expertise in a particular subject or field. These
individuals have invested a lot of effort and time to get
specialized education and training, making them
experts in their field.
Mahadhi He is a team A team worker is someone who focuses on
worker collaborative activities, bringing their special talents,
expertise, and views to bear on achieving common
(Contributor)
objectives. Above their own accomplishments, these
workers promote a cooperative and cohesive team
culture.
My group explore the concepts of goals and objectives

Goals
Goals are broad, desirable outcomes or accomplishments that a person, a group, or an
organization wants to achieve. They serve as a representation of the overarching goal and
direction in which actions and efforts are focused. Goals can act as a compass for planning
and decision-making since they are frequently presented in qualitative or aspirational terms.
My team goals
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 Students should acquire technical knowledge and its interpretation, awareness and
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competence
Objectives
Goals are supported by objectives, which are SMART (specific, measurable, achievable,
relevant, and time-bound) targets. They divide the larger objectives into actionable stages.
Each goal should have exact measurements and an evaluation deadline. If the objective is to
"increase revenue," for instance, a goal would be to "increase sales by 10% within the next
quarter."
Goals and objectives have a systematic connection. Goals are the overarching purpose, while
objectives are the specific actions taken to achieve those goals. Building bricks, or objectives,
help you get closer to your bigger aim.
It's crucial to evaluate if the goals have been reached and how they have helped reach the
broader objectives while performing a review. During my review, keep the following
questions in mind:
1. Were the goals clearly defined and communicated to all team members or
stakeholders?
2. Have the goals and objectives been in line with the SMART criteria?
3. Given the resources at hand and the constraints, were the goals reasonable and
attainable?
4. How far along was the team in achieving the goals? Throughout the procedure, were
any revisions required?
5. Were there any unexpected difficulties that hindered the achievement of goals? How
were they spoken to?
6. What were the main elements that made the objectives' successful fulfilment possible?
7. Were any goals missed in the process? If so, what were the reasons they weren't
finished?
Objectives taken by my team to do this program
I can offer you a broad sense of the goals my team might take note of while developing a
program, though:
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1. Define the Program's Scope: Clearly define the Program's Purpose and Scope to
ensure that everyone in the Team is on the Same Page with what must be achieved.
2. Identify Program Goals: Establish explicit, quantifiable goals that are in line with
the objectives of the program. The team's efforts will be directed by these objectives
throughout the program.
3. Make a Project Plan: Create a thorough project plan that details the tasks, deadlines,
roles, and materials required to carry out the program successfully.
4. Allocate Resources: Make sure the team has access to the funds, people, and tools it
needs to execute the program.
5. Collaboration with Stakeholders: Throughout the program, identify and involve
important internal and external stakeholders to get their opinion, support, and
feedback.
6. Manage Risks: To reduce potential risks' negative effects on the program's
advancement, identify them and establish measures to manage them.
7. Monitor Progress: To make sure the program stays on course, periodically assess it
in comparison to the goals and benchmarks that have been set.
8. Evaluate and Improve: A thorough review of the program should be conducted after
it has been completed in order to determine where improvements can be made going
forward.
Our team Objectives

 Create WhatsApp groups and invite team members and talk about and distribute
member responsibilities and subject.
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FIGURE 2 CREATE WHAT’S APP GROUP AND CHATS
 Give in topic some thought and prepare my team presentation slides in advance
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FIGURE 3PRESENTATION SLIDES
 Run practical training sessions finishing the training course
FIGURE 4 RUN PRACTICAL TRAINING

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My team strength
I'm excited to discuss my appraisal of the exceptional skills that our team possesses and how
they've contributed to our success as a team. Several distinctive qualities distinguish our
team, which contribute to our exceptional performance as we work through a variety of tasks
and difficulties.
1. Diverse Skill Sets: Our team is a perfect synthesis of diverse skill sets, which fosters
an environment that is stimulating and dynamic. Each team member brings something
special to the table, from technical proficiency to creative thinking, strong logical
talents, and outstanding communication skills. This diversity gives us the ability to
think about issues from various perspectives and encourages the development of
original solutions that advance our initiatives.
2. Effective Communication: We excel in this area, which is the foundation of any
successful team. Every team member is aware, involved, and actually participating in
conversations because we have developed open and practical lines of communication.
This openness and inclusiveness encourage cooperation, which increases our
effectiveness in achieving our objectives.
3. Strong Commitment to Teamwork: Our team's unwavering commitment to acting
as a cohesive whole is one of our greatest assets. We actively encourage and assist
one another out of a sense of camaraderie that drives our common goals. We have
been able to overcome challenges and continuously produce great results because of
our sense of teamwork.
4. Flexibility: Our team exhibits outstanding adaptability and versatility in an ever-
changing setting. Unexpected challenges are no problem for us, and when plans must
be adjusted, we quickly realign to maintain the projects on schedule. This adaptability
guarantees that we will continue to be resilient and receptive to new challenges.
5. Time Management: Our team is skilled at maximizing productivity and understands
the importance of time. We properly manage our time, stick to deadlines, and
organize our responsibilities. This discipline gives us the ability to work steadily
without compromising the standard of our product.
6. A positive outlook: A positive attitude spreads quickly, and despite difficulties, our
workforce is upbeat and upbeat. Keeping an upbeat mindset not only promotes a
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peaceful workplace but also increases creativity and productivity. Together, we

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develop a positive environment that inspires each other to do our best work.
My team Weakness
Although our team has many strengths, it is equally important to focus on areas where we can
all work together to get better. In light of our results, I think there are several particular areas
where we can improve, and all team members should work to do so. Finding these areas of
weakness will enable us to improve our overall effectiveness in a proactive manner.
1. Communication Errors: Communication breakdowns from time to time are one

important shortcoming we experience. These breakdowns result in insufficient
information sharing and miscommunication, which can impede the efficient
completion of initiatives. To solve this problem, we must foster an environment of
direct and honest communication. Giving constructive feedback and encouraging
active listening will be crucial to overcoming this challenge.
2. Time Management Obstacles: Our team sometimes experiences time management
issues, which cause delays or hurried decision-making. We must put a greater focus
on improved planning and prioritizing in order to counteract this deficit. Setting
acceptable deadlines and sticking to them will enable us to maximize our time and
guarantee that the standard of our work is not affected.
3. Lack of decision: On occasion, there are delays and arguments because the team is
unable to come to a decision. It is crucial for us to have productive conversations
when we have divergent viewpoints in order to get past them. We can improve our
decision-making processes by fostering a culture where all team members' viewpoints
are respected and taken into account.
4. Inequitable Participation: The group's inconsistent engagement is a noteworthy
issue we experience. There is sometimes an imbalance in the way ideas are exchanged
since some individuals are more vocal and active than others. We need to promote
active participation from all team members and make sure that everyone's opinions
are taken into account equally.
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My group threats
1.Technical Errors:
 Technical problems with your presentation equipment can stop your presentation in
its tracks.
 Mitigation: Test every piece of equipment thoroughly ahead of time, have technical
help on hand, and make a backup plan should something go wrong.
2.absence of a backup plan:
 If unforeseen circumstances occur, not having an additional plan might cause

confusion and inconvenience.
 Mitigation: Create a plan of action that specifies what to do in the event of
emergencies, equipment failures, or other unforeseen difficulties.
3. insufficient research:
 Research gaps might make your presentation appear incomplete and less credible.
 Mitigation: Conduct an in-depth study far in advance, fact-check your writing, and
prepare for any queries the audience could have.
4.The dynamics of a group
 Teamwork and collaboration can be hampered by internal conflicts and

communication problems.
 Mitigation: To reduce risk, encourage open communication, define roles and duties
clearly, and resolve disputes quickly through respectful talks.
My group’s opportunities.
1. Easy access to knowledge

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insightful knowledge.
 Benefits: increased credibility, more in-depth understanding, and a comprehensive
viewpoint on the topic.
2. Developments in technology:
 The aesthetic appeal and participation of the audience in your presentation were
enhanced by the use of cutting-edge technology.
 Benefits: mesmerizing images, improved audience participation, and contemporary
communication
3. Information and Research at Hand:
 The proof supporting your ideas was strengthened by having access to thorough data
and research sources.
 Benefits: increased legitimacy, solidly backed findings, and audience confidence.
4. Diverse Audience:
 The presentation was modified to accommodate a wide audience's interests and

backgrounds.
 Benefits: Increased participation, relatability, and a wider spectrum of persons
affected.
5. Criticism and Development:
 You were able to identify areas for development and polish your presentation after
getting comments.
 Benefits: include ongoing development, improved presentation caliber, and
adaptability for upcoming engagements.
6. Professional Growth:
 The seminar provided a learning opportunity, fostering the professional development

of your team members.
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Communication
The process of transferring information, concepts, ideas, thoughts, or emotions between

people or teams is known as communication. The ability to share meaning and understanding
is a crucial component of human contact. To precisely and completely deliver a message,
effective communication entails encoding information by the sender and decoding it by the
receiver. There are several ways to communicate, including verbally, in writing, nonverbally,
and visually.
1.Verbal communication
Verbal communication is the exchange of information orally or in writing. It comprises

verbal exchanges in person, telephone calls, spoken words, written materials, and
presentations.
It takes careful planning, efficient delivery, and attentive listening to improve verbal
communication throughout an event. Following are some methods to improve verbal
interaction at events:
1. Clarity and Brevity
 Prior to speaking, organize your thoughts to guarantee brief and clear communication.
 Avoid using jargon or technical terminology that not everyone will understand.
 Remain focused by staying on topic and avoiding unneeded detours.
2. Captivating Delivery
 To maintain the audience interested and engaged, change your voice, pitch, and
pacing.
 To make your point more impactful, make expressive gestures and facial expressions.
 Use attention-grabbing rhetorical devices like questions, anecdotes, or metaphors.
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3. Adapting to the Audience
 Match your language and material to the comprehension capabilities of the audience.
 When communicating information, take into account the audience's history,
education, and interests.
4. Establishing Eye Contact
 To create connection and engagement, keep looking people in the eye from different
portions of the crowd.
 Making eye contact with listeners promotes confidence and helps establish rapport.
5. Participative Listening
 Pay close attention to the comments and inquiries from the audience.
 Show that you are participating in a two-way conversation by giving insightful
responses.
6. Practicing and performing
 To make your presentation better and feel less anxious, practice it several times.
 To find areas for development, practice with a colleague or videotape yourself.
7. Managing Your Time
 Utilize your time wisely to make sure you cover everything without hurrying.
 Avert presenting the audience with too much information too quickly.
8. Recommendations and Analysis
 To pinpoint areas that need improvement, ask coworkers or participants for their
feedback.
 Consider what you did after the event, making note of what went well as well as what
could be improved.
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2.Nonverbal communication
Body language, actions, expressions on the face, eye contact, position, and other nonverbal
indicators are all examples of nonverbal communication. Verbal communication is frequently
complemented by this form of communication.
The impact of your message and the audience's overall engagement can be greatly improved
by improving nonverbal communication throughout an event. The following techniques can
be used to improve nonverbal communication at a gathering:
1.Make eye contact.
 Be sure to make eye contact with your audience. It exudes assurance, creates a bond,
and suggests that you are focused and involved.
2.Facial expressions, second
 Use your face to express emotions that support your spoken statement. Your message
can have a greater emotional impact and be more easily understood if you use a smile,
raised eyebrows, or a worried expression.
3.Movement:
 Circulate the stage or presenting area with purpose. Controlled movement can help
keep the audience's interest and foster a lively environment.
4. Dress
 Dress appropriately for the occasion and in a way that supports your message. Your
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5.Voice Dialect
 Although nonverbal communication frequently focuses on visual indicators, keep in

mind that your voice tone is also a potent nonverbal component. Change your tone to
sound enthusiastic, assured, and sincere.
6.Body language
 Consider your body language when speaking or acting. Crossed arms may imply
defensiveness, but open and comfortable postures demonstrate approachability.
Our team member in Communication method
We used a variety of communication forms and methods to communicate with both our
distinguished clients and the dedicated team members as part of our continued
commitment to successful communication. I'm happy to give a summary of the evidence
supporting our communication activities and the beneficial effects that came about as a
result of these interactions.
1. Forceful Communication: Short, confident sentences have been an attribute of our

forceful communication style. We speak to team members or clients with confidence
when expressing our thoughts and ideas to make sure that our message is received
well. We project credibility and authority with a firm handshake, a straight back, and
steady eye contact when communicating nonverbally.
2. Passive Communication: When we come with more reserved people, we modify our
manner of speaking to be circumspect and soft-spoken. We try to be aware of their
preferences by using a kind tone and refraining from strong body language. We take
care to actively listen and keep a calm manner to invite them to participate.
3. Aggressive Communication: We keep an eye on our communication style and try to
prevent aggression when handling stressful events or confrontations. Instead, we
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problems. We maintain acceptable eye contact, respect limits, and refrain from
invading personal space nonverbally.
4. Empathic Communication: We use an empathic communication style to create
connection and demonstrate sincere concern for team members or clients. We foster
an inviting setting by actively demonstrating attention to detail and making
complimentary remarks. Nonverbal signals like compassionate facial expressions and
nods successfully communicate our comprehension and empathy.
5. Analytical Communication: Our analytical communication approach is used for
disseminating complicated knowledge or data-driven insights. We ensure that our
messages are clear by using logic and exact words. We demonstrate a focused,
attentive attitude without using words, demonstrating our dedication to precision and
accuracy.
6. Effective Communication: We use an expressive communication style to generate
interest and participation. Discussions are motivated by our energetic speaking and
diverse facial expressions. Our vocal communication is complemented by
gesticulations and strong body language, which strengthen the impact of our
messages.
7. Authoritative Communication: When strong leadership is required, we
communicate in an authoritative manner. Our eloquent speech and certain demeanour
demonstrate our capacity for leadership and decision-making. We convey authority
nonverbally by having a strong build and an authoritative appearance.
8. Open and Inviting Communication: We start conversations with warm welcomes
and open-ended questions to promote open and inclusive communication. Through
open body language, relaxed positions, and a kind smile, we enable others to freely
express their ideas and views.
9. Defensive and closed communication: We make an effort to keep our mouths open,
but we are conscious that there may be instances where defensive responses are
warranted. In response to protective behaviour, we speak briefly and forcefully. In
order to maintain a professional yet courteous position indirectly, we avoid invading
personal space and can extend our arms.
10. Collaborative Communication: We choose a collaborative communication style that
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promotes teamwork and a participatory attitude. To involve every team member, we

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being observant and open, nodded in agreement to show that we are participating
actively in conversations.
P2 Demonstrate effective time-management skills in

planning an event.
I'm excited to discuss my assessment of our team's exceptional time management capacities,
which have been essential to our combined success. Our capacity to efficiently manage time
has been crucial in helping us meet deadlines and provide great results as we work through a
wide range of projects and responsibilities.
About the Time Management Skills

Time management skills are a collection of tactics and methods that support people in making
the best use of their time to complete tasks, reach goals, and strike a healthy work-life
balance. You can use these abilities to organize your workload, stop procrastinating, and
utilize your time wisely.
Some of the most important and necessary time management skills
1. Prioritizing workload
2. Setting objectives
3. Use time effectively
4. Making and keeping appointments
5. Planning and scheduling tasks and activities
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1. Workload Prioritization
Prioritization is a method of classifying tasks and activities according to their importance,

urgency, and impact. By establishing priority levels, you can make sure that your precious
resources and time are spent on the projects that will produce the most beneficial results. This
ability requires
2.Setting Objectives
Creating SMART (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound) goals will help
direct your actions and efforts. Clear objectives provide you with a direction for what you
want to do and make it possible for you to focus your time and resources on significant
successes.
What is the smart? And meaning
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FIGURE 5 SMART
Available: https://ghcc.org/en/5-steps-to-set-smart-objectives-examples/
The letters SMART, which stand for specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-
bound, are a compound word. It is a structure that is frequently used in project management
and goal-setting to develop clear and practical objectives.
 Specific: A well-defined, clear, and brief purpose It provides answers to the who,
what, where, and why questions. Everyone participating knows exactly what has to be
done and the extent of the effort when a goal is specific.
 Measurable: A measurable goal has quantitative requirements that make it possible
to monitor and assess progress. To assess if the aim has been attained, various metrics
or indications are used. Individuals and teams can maintain focus and evaluate how
they're doing by tracking their progress.
 Achievable: Achievable goals are ones that are practical and achievable given the
resources, abilities, and limitations at hand. It ensures that the aim is not overly tough
or underlie simple to fulfill and takes into account each person's or team's skills.
 Relevant: A relevant goal is one that supports bigger priorities and objectives. It
advances the overall goals and objectives of the person, group, or enterprise. Making
sure a task is relevant helps prevent time and effort from being wasted on activities
that do not contribute to the bigger picture.
 Time-bound: A goal that is time-bound must be completed by a particular day or
period of time. Setting a deadline inspires people to work quickly and skillfully to
complete the task within the allotted time, which fosters a sense of pressure and
accountability.
Effective time management, appointment, planning and scheduling
1. Effective Time Management Theory
The foundation of effective time management theory is the idea of making the best use of
time to accomplish objectives and keep a positive work-life balance. It places a strong
emphasis on prioritizing tasks, planning them, and managing time effectively. Important
hypotheses include:
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The Eisenhower Matrix: divides tasks according to their urgency and importance into four
quadrants. It aids people in making decisions about which chores to complete right now,
schedule, assign, or drop.
Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule): According to this hypothesis, just about 20% of efforts
produce 80% of the outcomes. It promotes concentrating on activities with a big impact and
the biggest payoffs.
Time blocking: According to this notion, distinct tasks or activities should be given
designated time blocks. By minimizing interruptions and multitasking, it improves focus and
productivity.
2.Appointment Theory
The efficient administration of scheduled conferences and responsibilities is the focus of

appointment theory. Some important components are:
Punctuality: Arriving at appointments on time indicates consideration for others' time and
heightens professionalism.
Schedule: Appointments should be scheduled well to avoid conflicts and maintain a calendar
that is well-organized.
Preparation: Good planning ahead of time guarantees fruitful conversations and effective
use of time.
3.Planning and Scheduling Theory
According to planning and scheduling theory, tasks and activities should be completed within
predetermined timeframes. Important ideas include:
Setting Objectives: You’re planning and scheduling activities are guided by clearly stated
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Task Breakdown: Planning and scheduling are more accurate and attainable when jobs are
broken down into smaller, more doable segments.
Time management: A balanced timetable is achieved by allocating tasks the right amount of
time according to their complexity and priority.
Flexibility: An effective strategy provides for adaptability, taking into account unanticipated
changes while upholding overarching objectives.
Show good time-management techniques when organizing an event.
To make sure that all tasks are carried out effectively and on time during the event planning
process, careful time management is necessary. Here is a step-by-step breakdown of efficient
time management methods for event planning.
 Define the Goal and Purpose of the Event: Clearly state the event's objectives and
purpose. Define the planned attendance, the location, the spending limit, and the
schedule.
 Create a Project Timeline: Make a project schedule by segmenting the event
planning procedure into manageable steps. Set time limits for each assignment,
working backwards from the event's date.
 Use a Project Management Tool: Use project management tools or software to
arrange work, define time limits, and monitor development.
Microsoft Project as an example
 Delegate Responsibilities: Identify team members or supporters who can help with
various tasks before assigning responsibilities. Depending on each individual's skills
and areas of experience, assign each person a distinct set of tasks.
 Arrange Regular Check-In Meetings: Arrange for the team to meet up at regular
intervals to discuss challenges and progress. Use these discussions to check on
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 Prioritize Tasks: Determine which tasks are essential for the event's success and
concentrate on finishing them first. Plan your schedule, taking into account possible
interconnections between jobs.
 Make a Budget and Follow It: Distribute funds among the many parts of the event
and keep tabs on costs. Be mindful of your financial limitations and, if needed,
develop cost-effective solutions.
 Investigate and Protect Suppliers and vendors: When purchasing services like
catering, a location, audio-visual equipment, etc., conduct your research and negotiate
with sellers. To prevent last-minute difficulties, get deals and contracts executed well
in advance.
 Promote the Event: Develop and put into action a marketing plan to draw guests.
Use email marketing, social media, and other appropriate methods to disseminate the
news.
 Work with the speakers and special guests to plan: Verify the speakers' or special
guests' needs and availability. Make sure they have access to all the information and
assistance they need to join.
 Prepare for Emergencies: Consider probable problems or changes that might come
up during the event. Create backup plans to deal with unexpected events.
 Finalize Details and Run-Through: Verify every arrangement in the days before the
event. To make sure everyone is comfortable with their roles, perform an overview
with the team.
 Carry out the Event: Keep a timetable and be organized on the actual day of the
event. Any unexpected alterations should be handled carefully and efficiently.
 Follow-Up and Assessment: After the event, get opinions from the participants, the
team, and everyone involved. Use this input to identify areas that need improvement
for upcoming events.
You can ensure a successful event while reducing stress and improving productivity by
prudently using time and resources.
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M1. Design a professional schedule to support the
planning of an event, to include contingencies and
justifications of time allocated.
Planning of the event and event schedule, justifications of time
Define my Event title: Importance of Information Technology Seminar
Goals and Objectives: To successfully host a seminar on the value of information

technology in to student. At T/MU/Al Fathah School in Nilaveli on July 21, 2023.
Roles Assigned to Team Members
1. Thanish - Team Leader (Implementer)

2. Arshath - Coordinator
3. Thariq – Facilitator/Shaper
4. Sheeth - Specialist
5. Mahadhi – Contributor (Team worker)
Our Event/ Presentation Planning Schedule
Plannin Content Rehearsal Logistics Programme Mock Final

g Phase Creation Phase and Venue conformation presentation presentation
Phase Preparatio
n Phase
Start 15.6.2023 26.6.202 6.7.2023 16.7.2023 10.7.2023 20.7.2023 21.7.2023

Date 3
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End 25.6.2023 5.7.2023 15.7.2023 20.7.2023 11.7.2023 20.7.2023 21.7.2023
Date
Our Event/ Presentation schedule
Name Presentation topic Time
1 Thanis. Introduction and 10.30 am – 10.50

evaluation of am
technology
2. Arshath Internet and why does 10.50 am – 11.05
technology need am
3. Sheeth Benefit of technology 11.05 am – 11.15

am
4. Mahadhi Awareness of 11.15 am – 11.25

Technology am
5. Thariq Pathway of Ict 11.25.am – 11.40

am
D1. Evaluate the effectiveness and application of

interpersonal skills during the design and delivery of a
training event
Define interpersonal skills
Interpersonal skills, also known as social skills or people skills, are the abilities and
characteristics that enable individuals to interact, communicate, and build long-lasting
connections with others. These abilities are crucial because they affect how we interact with
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Interpersonal skills basic components include:
 Communication: The capacity to listen carefully and compassionately while also
being able to express thoughts, emotions, and feelings in a clear and efficient manner
is known as communication.
 Emotional Intelligence: Understanding and controlling one's own emotions, as well
as being sensitive to others' emotions, allows for greater empathy and the professional
management of emotionally charged situations.
 Empathy: Empathy is the ability to understand another person's viewpoint, put
oneself in their shoes, and act with a compassionate and understanding attitude.
 Active listening: Involves paying attention to the speaker, understanding what they
are saying, and giving appropriate comments or responses.
 Conflict resolution: The capacity to acknowledge, address, and end conflicts
effectively, always looking for mutually beneficial solutions
 Adaptability: Being open and flexible to new ideas, accepting different points of
view, and changing one's behavior to suit the situation at hand or the people involved
are all examples of adaptability.
 Collaboration: Teamwork is the process of working together with others to achieve
shared objectives, appreciating different viewpoints, and fostering a supportive team
environment.
 Assertiveness: Being assertive means firmly and respectfully communicating one's
requests, ideas, and limitations without infringing on the rights of others.
 Networking: Building and maintaining professional connections and networking with
others in a way that can result in mutually beneficial relationships
 Social Awareness: Social awareness is the awareness of cultural sensitivity, social
standards, and acceptable behavior in different personal and professional situations.
Why interpersonal skills are important
Since they have a big impact on both the personal and professional facets of life,
interpersonal skills are crucial for many reasons. The following are some significant reasons
for the importance of interpersonal skills:
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 Effective Communication: Interpersonal talents improve communication skills,
enabling people to express their ideas, opinions, and emotions in an organized and
concise way. In order to prevent mistakes and confrontations, communication must be
effective.
 Building Relationships: Having good interpersonal skills aids in developing trust
and fulfilling relationships with people. It enables people to connect with one another
more deeply, which fosters respect, support, and trust in relationships that are
personal as well as professional.
 Collaboration and teamwork: Collaboration and teamwork are both dependent on
having strong interpersonal relationships in any group or team environment. The
success of the team is influenced by people who can get along with others,
comprehend other points of view, and handle disputes in a positive way.
 Resolution of Conflicts: Conflicts inevitably arise in interactions between people.
People with good interpersonal skills may handle disputes more skillfully, coming up
with solutions that are acceptable to both sides and maintaining relationships.
 Leadership Skills: Effective leaders are able to inspire and motivate their team, offer
helpful feedback, and create a happy and productive work atmosphere because they
have great interpersonal skills.
 Emotional intelligence: Interpersonal skills are strongly related to social intelligence,
which is being able to identify, control, and understand one's own emotions as well as
those of others. Empathy is increased, which facilitates improved judgement in
decision-making and social relationships.
 Career Success: In the workplace, developing excellent interpersonal skills can have
a big impact on development. People who can effectively communicate, collaborate
with others, and exhibit emotional intelligence are valued by employers and are more
likely to be selected for leadership positions and career successes.
 Customer relations: Building strong relationships with clients and customers is
essential for organizations and positions that require connections with the public.
Higher levels of client loyalty and satisfaction can result from effective interaction
and compassion.
 Reduced Stress and improved Wellbeing: Stress reduction and improved wellbeing
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lives are all benefits of effective interpersonal skills. This eventually results in an
improvement in both physical and mental health.
 Social Integration: Interpersonal skills make people feel more at ease and accepted
in social situations, which promotes a sense of community and improves social
integration.
The design and delivery of a training event

For a training event to promote efficient learning and produce the desired results, it must be
carefully planned and implemented. Planning a strategy, content creation, interactive
approaches, and focused execution are all part of this method.
The precise learning objectives and goals must be determined while designing a training
event. We develop a defined direction for the material and activities by outlining exactly
what participants should take away from the training. Understanding the needs and
preferences of the target audience enables us to customize the training to meet their demands,
assuring engagement and relevancy.
The training material must be rationally and effectively organized during the design process.
The learning process improves by categorizing complex topics into manageable modules,
including interactive components, and making use of multimedia resources. This clever
content organization encourages improved information retention and understanding.
It also promotes active participation and the application of knowledge to create interactive
activities, including case studies, role plays, and hands-on tasks. These methods of
engagement provide dynamic learning experiences that encourage greater comprehension of
the material.
Effective interpersonal communication and presentation skills are crucial for delivering the
training event. Information is effectively communicated and holds participants' attention
when it is delivered in a clear and confident manner. The experience is improved by going at
the audience's pace, responding to inquiries, and creating a positive learning atmosphere.
Furthermore, by relating abstract ideas to concrete applications, participants' knowledge is

enhanced through the inclusion of relevant examples and scenarios. An environment of
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is created by encouraging open communication and feedback.
In summary, the creation and implementation of a training event involve strategic
preparation, content alignment, participatory involvement, and successful communication.
We make sure that the training session is not only informative but also impactful, equipping
participants with useful skills and knowledge by using a thorough strategy that takes into
account the needs of the participants and encourages active learning.
Activity 2
P3 Demonstrate the use of different problem-solving

techniques in the design and delivery of an event.
What the Problem Solving
Finding practical answers to problems, impediments, or challenges is the mental procedure

known as problem solving. It entails making decisions in complex situations by applying
reason, imagination, and organized strategies. In personal as well as professional situations,
problem solving is an essential talent.
The offered approach to problem-solving is well-organized and includes important tactics.

Let's explore each strategy a little more closely:
1.Brainstorming
Brainstorming entails coming up with a variety of ideas without bias. This method promotes
imagination and allows for the investigation of numerous options. When you need to look
beyond the box and seek viable answers, it is especially helpful.
The following fundamental ideas are frequently applied during the brainstorming process:
1.Postpone judgment:
During the brainstorming session, participants are urged to put judgment and criticism aside.
This fosters a relaxed atmosphere that encourages the open exchange of ideas.
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The focus is on coming up with a lot of ideas without thinking about how good they are at
first. This promotes creativity and creates a wide range of opportunities.
3.Recklessness
Participants are urged to use their imaginations and to think broadly. We encourage unusual
or apparently "out-of-the-box" ideas since they frequently result in creative solutions.
4.Construct on Ideas:
One participant's thoughts can inspire fresh ones in other participants. Participants are urged
to expand and integrate ideas to produce stronger, more effective solutions.
5.Encourage Crazy Thoughts:
Crazy or outlandish thoughts can occasionally spark innovative solutions or surprising

revelations. Participants ought to feel free to put forth even outlandish suggestions.
6.Keep your eyes on the prize:
The brainstorming session ought to stay concentrated on the particular issue or topic at hand
while promoting different ideas. This keeps the conversation from veering off topic.
7.Permitted Hitchhiking:
It's possible for one concept to inspire a similar one. This idea promotes the investigation of
digressions that could provide insightful information.
8.Quality breeds quantity:
Finding original and efficient solutions is frequently made more likely by the enormous
number of ideas generated.
9.Using a piggyback:
Participants might expand upon or change ideas that have already been given. Initial notions
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10. Visual Aids and Props:
Making use of visual aids, accessories, or even actual items can encourage original thought
among participants.
11. Time Restrictions:
Each brainstorming session is given a time constraint to keep the momentum and
inventiveness going. It keeps participants interested and prevents overthinking.
12. Equal Involvement:
Encourage everyone to share their thoughts, regardless of their position or role in the group.
This inclusiveness encourages an awareness of ownership and teamwork.
2.Root Cause Analysis:
Finding the root causes of a problem or situation is a systematic technique called root cause
analysis (RCA). It seeks to go beyond treating the symptoms and instead concentrates on
comprehending and resolving the root causes of the issue. The following steps are often
included in the RCA process:
1. Identify the issue:
Clearly state the issue you're attempting to solve. Understanding the problem's signs, effects,
and implications is necessary for this.
2. Collect information and data:
Gather information, facts, and statistics that are pertinent to the issue. This may consist of
prior paperwork, incident reports, procedure documentation, and conversations with key
players.
3. Identify Potential Causes:
Make a list of all the variables or circumstances that might have related to the issue. This
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4. Identify the Root Causes:
Select the most likely causes from the list of potential causes after evaluating it. Further
investigation, analysis, and consultation with subject-matter experts may be required.
5. Perform a cause-and-effect analysis:
Analyse how each potential cause relates to the issue. Determine its potential connection to
the problem and how it fits into the larger picture.
6. Identify the Root Cause:
From the shorter list of possible causes, choose the one that is the root or the main factor that
contributed to the issue. If it is addressed, this underlying issue can stop the issue from
happening again.
7. Verify the underlying issue:
Utilize data, facts, and the advice of experts to confirm the correctness of the determined root
cause. Make sure it is consistent with the data collected and analysis performed.
8. Suggest corrective measures:
Create workable solutions or corrective measures that address the core problem based on the
determined root cause. These fixes are meant to stop the issue from happening again.
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3.SWOT analysis
A situation or issue is subjected to a SWOT analysis, which evaluates its strengths,

weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. By assessing these variables, you can gain knowledge
about the internal and external variables that might affect your issue and possible remedies.
This supports you in making wise judgments and concentrating on your advantages while
addressing your shortcomings and threats.
FIGURE 7 SWOT
Available: https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2017/12/20/swot-analysis
An individual, group, project, or situation's strengths and weaknesses within as well as

external opportunities and dangers are identified and analyzed using SWOT analysis, which
is a strategic planning technique. "SWOT" is an acronym for:
 S-Strengths: These are the internal qualities and resources that give an organization a
competitive edge or help it achieve its goals. Skills, knowledge, assets, favorable
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 W-Weaknesses: Internal constraints or places that require improvement. The absence
of certain talents, a lack of resources, ineffective procedures, or any other issues that
impede development are examples of weaknesses.
 O-Opportunities: Outside elements or circumstances that may be advantageous to
the entity. Market trends, technical developments, shifts in consumer behavior, and
other external factors can all present opportunities that can be taken advantage of to
accomplish objectives.
 T - Threats: These refer to outside variables or difficulties that could endanger the
success of the entity. Competition, economic downturns, modifications to regulations,
or any other external factors that could limit advancement are possible threats.
4.The 5 Why:
The "5 Whys" is a straightforward but effective method for solving problems that entails
asking "why" several times to go further into the issue at hand. The objective is to discover
the fundamental causes of a problem by investigating cause-and-effect linkages. Here's how
to apply the 5 Whys method correctly:
1. Identify the issue:
Start by outlining the issue you wish to solve in detail. There may be a problem, mistake, or
difficulty here that has to be fixed.
2. Query, "Why?" Once:
"Why did this problem occur?" is a question you or your team should ask. Determine the
immediate root or cause of the issue. Herein is the first "why."
3. Inquire "Why?" Ask "why" four more times:
following each response with a new question. When you ponder "why," you are delving
farther into the causal relationship. Five "why" questions will be answered by repeating this
approach.
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Every time you ask "why," you should try to go more deeply and find the underlying cause.
Continue to ask "why" until you believe the response identifies a cause that is not a byproduct
of something else.
5. Examine the root issue:
Take a step back once you've identified what you think is the root cause and consider whether
it rationally explains the occurrence of the issue. Make sure the issue's primary cause relates
to it.
6. Put Solutions in Place:
Now that the root cause has been found, you can concentrate on putting solutions in place
that specifically address it. By doing this, the issue is avoided from happening again.
7.Validate and oversee:
Implement the selected solutions and assess their success. The absence of recurrence is a sign
that the root cause has been successfully addressed.
FIGURE 8 THE 5WHY

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Example of method different problem-solving techniques in the design and
delivery of an event.
Of course, let's investigate how different problem-solving methods might be used in the
planning and execution of an event.
1. Brainstorming
Problem: The event needs creative and interesting session ideas.
Solution: Hold a brainstorming session with the team in charge of planning to come up with
innovative session formats and subjects that will engage attendees and provide interesting
learning opportunities.
2. Analyzing the root causes
Problem: Technical problems that frequently occur during presentations.
Solution: To find the fundamental causes of technological problems, employ root cause
analysis. Find out whether the issues are being caused by old technology. Improve the
technology to guarantee seamless presentations.
3. SWOT evaluation
Problem: Low rates of registration for participants are a problem.
Solution: Perform a SWOT analysis to pinpoint your event's advantages—such as

experienced speakers—weaknesses—such as insufficient marketing efforts—opportunities—
such as untapped audience segments—and threats—such as competing events. Utilize
information to modify your marketing tactics and identify your strengths and limitations.
4. The 5 Why
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Problem: The audiovisual setup was suddenly disrupted during the event, which caused the
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presentation to stop and briefly interfered with participant enjoyment.
Use of the Five Whys
1. Why went wrong with the audiovisual setup?
 The presentation slides were no longer being seen on the projector.
2. Why caused the projector to malfunction?
 The projector stopped off due to overheating.
3. Why the projector overheated?
 The projector overheated because the ventilation system wasn't working properly.
4. Why caused the ventilation system to malfunction?
 Due to an electrical problem, the air conditioner in the space wasn't efficiently
chilling the area.
5. Why caused the air conditioning system to malfunction?
 Because of a scheduling error, maintenance was put off, which reduced the air
conditioner's effectiveness.
P4 Demonstrate that critical reasoning has been applied to

the design and delivery of the event
Critical reasoning, has been event design and delivery use of event
Critical thinking has been used to carefully define the event's design and delivery, ensuring a
well-considered and efficient approach to every step of the procedure. The event has been
meticulously planned to meet its goals and provide an effortless encounter for attendees and
sponsors by taking into account all relevant elements and including logical analysis.
The event's aims and objectives were defined during the design process using critical thinking
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structure were developed to resonate with participants by carefully analyzing the
requirements, preferences, and expectations of the target audience. This ensured maximum
participation and relevancy.
Critical thinking was used to rank tasks based on their value and potential impact throughout
the scheduling and preparation phases. Contingency plans were created to deal with
unanticipated occurrences by recognizing potential bottlenecks and problems through
analytical assessment. This strategy made sure that the event's timeframe remained
manageable and flexible in the face of changing conditions.
Critical thinking was essential in determining the knowledge and reliability of possible
speakers and content authors. Decisions were taken to improve the general standard and value
of the event through a methodical evaluation of their experiences, track records, and
connections with the event's subject.
Critical thinking impacted choices on session scheduling, participant engagement strategies,

and immediate modifications during the event's delivery. The organizers of the event were
able to maximize the enjoyment of every guest by assessing participant input and observing
audience reactions immediately.
Critical thinking was also used all through the post-event review phase. To evaluate the
event's efficacy in relation to its predetermined objectives, information and input were
reviewed. Findings were gathered by objectively analyzing areas of success and
improvement; these insights will guide subsequent event designs and sharpen tactics for
greater results.
In conclusion, a strong use of critical reasoning has formed the foundation for the event's
design and execution. This strategy made sure that every step of the procedure was carefully
planned, carried out, and evaluated, producing an event that met its goals, engaged
participants, and had a positive lasting influence.
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M2 Research the use of different problem-solving
techniques used in the design and delivery of an event.
Our group's methodology was founded on a range of problem-solving strategies learned

during our most recent IT training event focused on O/L students. Even though they weren't
specifically included in the event outline, these techniques were crucial for creating a
successful design and smooth delivery. Let's explore the potential applications of these
techniques:
Brainstorming
We held brainstorming sessions to generate a ton of original ideas throughout the pre-event
planning phase. This tactic allowed us to investigate cutting-edge ideas for the event's
content, framework, and interactive components, ensuring a stimulating and enjoyable
experience.
SWOT Analysis
Before the event, doing a SWOT analysis aided in our thorough evaluation of the surrounding
environment. We were better able to adapt our approach, choose pertinent themes, and deal
with any potential difficulties as a result of evaluating our strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats.
Root Cause Analysis
We probably used root cause analysis to find the main problems when unforeseen difficulties
appeared during the event. We made sure that the proper solutions were put into place to
prevent future occurrences of glitches by digging deeper into the underlying causes of
problems like technical disruptions.
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The 5 Whys
The "5 Whys" technique could have helped us identify the root causes of any unanticipated
problems we experienced. Asking "why" repeatedly, for instance, would have helped uncover
the real causes and allowed for more specific remedies if we had faced a delay in the event's
start.
A matrix of choices
A choice matrix may have been taken into consideration when segmenting the training topics.
This approach would have allowed for an unbiased evaluation of each topic's importance,
relevance, and alignment with our goals, assisting in prioritization.
Post-Event Continuous Improvement Techniques
These would have been very helpful. We may have found areas for improvement by getting
feedback from both participants and team members. The improvement of later occurrences
would have been greatly helped by analyzing this feedback.
Our event design and delivery were strengthened by utilizing these problem-solving
techniques, giving our participants a more memorable and satisfying experience.
M3. Justify the use and application of a range of

methodologies in the design and delivery of an event.
Use of a range of methodologies in the design and delivery of an event

A wide range of approaches were purposefully used in the thorough planning and successful
delivery of the event based on the "Importance of Information Technology," each of which
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approaches were carefully chosen and used, demonstrating their applicability in addressing
many facets of event execution and preparation.
 Surveys and Needs Assessment: Long before the event, questionnaires and needs
assessments were carried out to make sure the content suited the attendees' interests
and levels of knowledge. We were able to adjust the event's programming to the
particular needs of the guests thanks to the comments and insights we gathered from
the attendees. This methodology showed the value of its use by ensuring that the
participants found the event important, worthwhile, and relevant.
 Selection of Expert Speakers: To ensure that the content we give is informative and
imposing, a careful selection procedure was used to find and invite speakers who are
leaders in the area of information technology. . Since these speakers’ added quality
and authority to the event, increasing its value and guaranteeing that participants
received correct and current information, this practice was acceptable.
 Interactive Workshops: Interactive workshops were incorporated into the event
schedule to encourage participation and involvement. Participants received practical
training and chances to put their newfound knowledge to use. The implementation of
this methodology was supported by its capacity to build an active learning
environment that helped participants increase their knowledge and skills.
 Technology Showcases: Given the focus of the event, including live technological
demonstrations demonstrated how information technology ideas are used in real-
world settings. This practice was justified since it gave participants a chance to see
actual situations, which made the subject matter more accessible and tangible.
 Panel Discussions: Panel discussions were planned to promote a range of viewpoints
and deep discussion on the value of information technology. This methodology was
supported by its capacity to establish a forum for discussion and debate between
experts and participants.
 Surveys following the event: post-event surveys were given out to participants to
gauge their happiness and collect comments. This methodology supported its
utilization by offering insightful information about what went well and where future
events may be improved.
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Participation in social media: Utilizing social media channels for event advertising,
participation, and live updates validated their use by expanding the event's audience
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reach and fostering interaction among participants virtually as well as in person.
 Agile Event Planning: Implementing agile project management concepts allowed for
flexibility and adaptability in the face of changing illnesses ensuring that the event
stayed in line with its aims and objectives. This justified the use of agile project
management principles.
The event titled "Importance of Information Technology" was designed and delivered using a
variety of approaches, all of which were strategically applied to improve participant
engagement, information acquisition, and experience. Each approach was supported by its
capacity to deal with particular event planning issues, ensuring the success of the event and
creating a lasting impression on attendance.
D2. Evaluate the overall success of the event delivered, in

terms of how well critical reasoning and thinking were
applied to achieve the end goal.
In my capacity as the specialist for the seminar on the "Importance of Information

Technology," I played a crucial part in ensuring that there was effective coordination and
communication among all team members. It gives me great pleasure to deliver this report,
which assesses the general success of the activity held on July 21, 2023, at T/MU/ Al-Fathah
School Nilaveli.
Take this presentation into action

Our team, under the direction of Mr. Thanish, worked assiduously to carefully design and
carry out this seminar. Our team's main goals were to emphasize the significant significance
of information technology in today's society and the value of critical thinking and reasoning
in accomplishing the seminar's objectives.
Planning Phase
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We used a variety of approaches during the preparation stage to make sure the event was
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organized and had a positive impact. The event's planning process was more effective and
adaptable because of the use of agile project management approaches, which allowed us to
modify and adapt our plans in reaction to changing conditions.
Skill and expertise
As a professional I am responsible for imparting more knowledge, skilful ideas among the
members of my teams, promoting the benefits of Importance of Information Technology,
training and giving a lot of effort. This approach ensured that the team member’s skill and
expertise were optimally utilized in the organization of seminar.
Impact of the information presented: Our facilitator/shaper, Mr. Thariq, was important in
arranging the seminar's sections and ensuring a seamless change in subject matter throughout
the event. This helped us keep the audience interested and increase the impact of the
information we were giving.
SWOT analysis session
We recognized the value of developing an in-depth knowledge of our seminar's dynamics

during the planning process. We carried out SWOT analysis sessions to do this, which
involved carefully analysing the seminar's strengths, weaknesses, possibilities, and potential
difficulties. This strategic analysis provides the framework for making educated, data-driven
choices and taking preventative measures for any looming problems.
I, the team specialist, significantly contributed to the seminar's content improvement. I gave
in-depth insights using my knowledge of information technology themes, which not only
improved the quality of the text but also helped our diverse audience understand difficult
concepts.
The goal of these sessions was to encourage attendees to actively participate and share their
knowledge. We made sure the seminar went beyond the typical one-way information delivery
by promoting audience participation, and instead transformed into a dynamic and interactive
educational experience.
Mahadhi, another crucial team member, greatly improved the seminar's overall standard with
her insightful suggestions and persistent support. Her suggestions and work made the seminar
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In conclusion, the SWOT analysis sessions gave us a comprehensive understanding of the
seminar's environment, enabling us to make wise choices and approach problems head-on.
Feedback gathered from participants

We can certainly state that the seminar was an overwhelming success based on the comments
we received from participants, sponsors, and stakeholders. The focus on critical thinking and
reasoning was well received by the audience, who considered the topic to be timely,
interesting, and well-presented. As a result, the seminar on the "Importance of Information
Technology" met its goals, in part because different approaches were applied successfully
and tasks were assigned strategically. I am honoured to have be a part of this project as the
specialiser, and I want to express my appreciation to everyone on the team for their tireless
work in creating this event a huge success.
Our focus on infusing analytical thinking and reasoning into the event's design was a crucial
component of our seminar's success. Together, we put a lot of effort into creating activities
and debates that inspired students to consider the effects of information technology on all
facets of life, including communication, healthcare, and education. We keep attendees
interested throughout the lecture by using problem-solving activities, examples, and group
discussions. These interactive components gave participants the tools for thinking
analytically and critically about information technology's bigger picture consequences in
addition to educating them about its importance.
Unquestionably successful was the seminar on "Importance of Information Technology" held

at T/MU/ Al-Fathah School Nilaveli on July 21, 2023. I am honoured to have been a member
of the team that planned and carried leadership of Thanish out the seminar and Arshath,
Mahdhi, Thaqik, I am happy to have worked with them and thank them from the bottom of
my heart .
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FIGURE 9 FEEDBACK GATHER
Activity 3
P5 Discuss the importance of team dynamics in the success

and/or failure of group work.
What is Team?
A collection of people who work together toward a same purpose, objective, or goal is referred to as a
team. In order to perform tasks, solve problems, make choices, or finish projects, teams are created to
make use of the different abilities and expertise of each member. Team members frequently offer their
special talents, viewpoints, and experiences, working together to produce results that would be
challenging to achieve alone.
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 Collaboration: Collaboration is the process through which team members
communicate and collaborate to combine their abilities, knowledge, and resources in
order to achieve a common objective.
 Interdependence: For the team to succeed, participants have to depend on their
fellow teammates and the group's collective efforts. The achievement of one team
member frequently affects the performance of the entire group.
 Complementary Skills: Teams tend to be made up of people with a variety of
abilities, allowing them to handle a variety of tasks and duties.
 Clear Role and Responsibilities: There are clear tasks and duties for each team
member, and they all work together to make the team successful. Efficiency in the
workflow is guaranteed by clear task separation.
 Mutual help: teammates help one another by offering advice, direction, and
encouragement, promoting a friendly and cooperative work atmosphere.
 Good Communication: Clear and honest interaction is crucial for idea exchange,
discussing development, resolving problems, and reaching well-informed judgments.
 Accountability: In order to ensure development and quality, team members hold each
other and themselves responsible for their efforts and commitments.
Project teams, cross-functional teams, athletic teams, academic teams, and other forms of
teams are only a few of the numerous varieties of teams that exist. The characteristics of a
team, particularly its leadership style, communication patterns, and collaborative methods,
can have a significant impact on how well it accomplishes its goals. Effective team
management and a positive team atmosphere are essential to maximizing the potential of the
team as a whole and producing positive results.
What’s a Team Work
When a group of people collaborate to accomplish a shared purpose or objective, this is

referred to as teamwork. It entails combining the talents, expertise, viewpoints, and assets of
each team member to do tasks that are frequently more involved or broad than those that one
person could complete on their own. Coordination, communication, and cooperation among
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team members are essential for effective teamwork. The following are essential elements of
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teamwork:
 Collaboration: Working together to solve problems, reach decisions, and produce
ideas, team members actively offer their knowledge and insights.
 Communication: To share information, exchange ideas, and make sure that everyone
is aware of the tasks and expectations, communication is essential.
 Division of Laber: Team members distribute work according to their particular
talents and expertise, allowing them to concentrate on what they do best. This is
known as the division of labor.
 Support: Team members aid, direct, and inspire one another, generating a sense of
camaraderie and enabling everyone to perform at their best.
 Shared Goals: Rather than focusing on personal agendas, each team member is in
tune with the team's goals and works to achieve them.
 Respect and inclusion: Diverse viewpoints and thoughts are valued, which helps
decision-making be balanced. Each member's involvement is also recognized.
 Accountability: Team members hold themselves and one another responsible for
what they do and take ownership of their obligations.
 Adaptability: Teams are adaptable and responsive to shifting circumstances and
difficulties, modifying their strategies and tactics as necessary to produce the greatest
results.
 Resolution of Conflicts: Disagreements are discussed freely and constructively,
enabling the peaceful resolution of conflicts while preserving the cohesiveness of the
team.
 Trust: Team members trust is essential for productive teamwork. Members depend
on one another's abilities and commitments.
 Result Oriented: The ultimate goal of cooperation is to obtain desired results that
may not be made possible by individual effort.
What’s Team dynamics
Team dynamics are the interactions, connections, and procedures that affect how a group of
people interacts and collaborates as a team. It includes all of the different psychological,
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social, and emotional elements that influence the team's behavior, interaction, judgment, and
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overall efficiency. A team's ability to accomplish its objectives and work cohesively is
greatly influenced by its team dynamics.
Important elements of team dynamics include:
 responsibilities and roles: Depending on their abilities and experience, team

members frequently take on certain roles and duties. Clarifying these positions is a
necessary part of team dynamics to ensure that each member's contribution is
recognized and appreciated.
 Communication Styles: Collaboration is impacted by how team members
communicate with one another. Effective communication increases comprehension,
lessens misunderstandings, and builds a positive workplace culture.
 Leadership: The team's leadership dynamics have an impact on motivation,
direction, and decision-making. A cohesive team structure and successful outcomes
are both influenced by effective leadership.
 Trust and cohesion: Strong team dynamics encourage member trust, which fosters
an atmosphere where people feel at ease discussing their ideas and thoughts.
Teamwork and morale are improved when there is a sense of togetherness.
 Management of Conflict: The team's cohesion is impacted by how disputes are
handled and resolved within it. Positive team dynamics encourage productive dispute
resolution, which fosters development and builds better relationships.
 Decision-Making Methods: How decisions are made is influenced by team
dynamics. Diverse viewpoints are taken into account and more well-rounded
decisions are made thanks to inclusive decision-making processes.
 Aligning the goal: The aims and objectives of the team are more likely to be shared
by all members thanks to team dynamics. Clear objectives inspire and direct the team
toward success.
 Accountability: Individual accountability within the team is influenced by team
dynamics. Tasks are finished on schedule and to a high standard when members hold
each other accountable.
 Adaptability: Teams with strong dynamics are better able to deal with difficulties
and changes, which helps them carry on working and producing in changing
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 Emotional Health: Members' mental health benefits from effective team interactions.
Positive team dynamics increase job satisfaction and lower stress levels.
Importance of team dynamics in the success and/or failure of group work.
The importance of collaboration in the success or failure of group projects must be stressed.
Good team dynamics are frequently a sign of successful results, while failures are frequently
indicative of poor internal communication and stability. In order to achieve shared objectives,
recognizing and encouraging a positive team dynamic is crucial. Additionally, this factor is
crucial for assessing the complete achievement of teamwork.
Importance of Team Dynamics in Success:
 Collaborative Synergy: A team with solid dynamics feeds on collaborative synergy,

where various skill sets, viewpoints, and experiences converge to develop creative
and comprehensive approaches. Through this cooperation, problems are solved more
effectively, ideas develop, and the final product is of greater quality.
 Open Communication: Strong team dynamics create a climate that promotes direct
and honest communication. Team members freely exchange ideas, viewpoints, and
comments, which improves decision-making and fosters a greater sense of mutual
trust.
 Effective Task Allocation: Strong team dynamics make sure that duties are assigned
according to people's areas of skill and strengths. This well-planned division of labor
improves effectiveness, hastens project development, and reduces potential stumbling
challenges.
 Resolution of disputes: In teams with positive dynamics, disagreements are seen as
chances for development and growth rather than as roadblocks. The exchange of ideas
is encouraged by constructive conflict resolution, which leads to better decisions and
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 Motivation and Engagement: Members of an integrated team with strong dynamics
have a sense of community and friendship. In turn, this increases drive and
involvement levels, resulting in higher productivity and a more fulfilling working
environment.
Importance of Team Dynamics in Group Work
1. Leader of Thanis
Thanish shows a good understanding of the critical role that team dynamics play in driving a
group towards success in his capacity as the team leader. He strategically uses these
dynamics, having a keen awareness of their effects, to lead and motivate his crew in the
construction of stable buildings. Thanish's skillful leadership is demonstrated by the way he
persuades the team of the mission and goals. He creates a strong basis for concentrated efforts
and coordinated action by ensuring that each team member understands the task's significance
and is in line with its goals.
Thanish also excels at fostering a supportive and welcoming team environment. His focus on
open dialogue and sincere gratitude for each team participant's contribution promotes a
climate of trust and cooperation. In turn, this strategy fosters a strong sense of teamwork
among participants, promoting active participation and steadfast dedication from each person.
Thanish's leadership is set apart by his deep appreciation of the talents and skills that each
team member brings to the table. He skillfully distributes duties, ensuring that responsibilities
match individuals' ability sets, using this understanding. This tactical placement not only
makes the most of their skills but also promotes increased productivity, creating the
conditions for a really successful end.
In conclusion, Thanish's management style perfectly captures the dynamics of a productive

team. Because of his skill in using these dynamics, the team is cohesive and productive. He
gives the group the confidence to get past challenges and successfully complete their shared
objective of building stable towers by encouraging teamwork and utilizing individual
strengths. Thanish's leadership is proof of the significant influence of effective team
dynamics on producing outstanding results.
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FIGURE 10LEADER OF THANIS
2. Coordinator of Arshath
As our team's coordinator, Arshath exhibits a deep appreciation for the critical part that team
dynamics play in fostering efficient coordination among our members. He ensures that
everyone on the team is focused on the same goal—building sturdy towers with the materials
provided—and that everyone is working toward it together.
Open communication channels serve as the cornerstone of Arshath's coordinating efforts. He

transmits important information, establishes clear deadlines, and utilizes resources as
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effectively as possible, all while demonstrating his dedication to maintaining open and
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constant communication with team members. Our project will succeed more if we have open
communication since it fosters a collaborative environment where ideas and criticism can be
freely exchanged.
The ability to coordinate the actions of a team is essential to his job as a coordinator. Arshath
appreciates and makes use of each team member's distinct abilities to ensure that their
contributions flow naturally into one another. He creates a process that not just maximizes
production but also promotes the investigation of original ideas by coordinating this perfect
interplay.
Arshath's attention to frequent updates and feedback exchanges demonstrates his

commitment to smooth growth. Through these contacts, he quickly handles problems and
obstacles, consistently coming up with workable solutions to keep our project moving
forward. He is steadfast in his efforts as the coordinator to promote a welcoming and
inclusive environment where each team member's input is valued, enabling them to put forth
their best efforts.
Arshath guides our team towards achieving our group goal while maintaining a constant
focus on team relationships and collaboration. The keystone that holds our joint efforts
together is his awareness of the necessity of good collaboration. I have faith that, with his
leadership, our excellent team dynamics and effective collaboration will result in the
successful building of stable towers, demonstrating the high caliber of our achievement of our
goals.
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FIGURE 11COORTINATO OF ARSHATH
3. Shaper of Thriq (Importance of Decision-Making and Direction)
Thariq assumes a crucial role in guiding decision-making and offering essential advice in his
capacity as the team's shaper. Thariq accepts the responsibility of steering the team in making
important decisions that are in line with our overall goal of building stable towers, being
inspired by the structure of our team. Thariq's leadership style is characterized by a keen
understanding of the value of fostering open dialogue and valuing the team's vast diversity of
viewpoints. He orchestrates a robust and well-informed decision-making process because he
is cognizant of the power of team dynamics. Each team member's participation is regarded
highly, and because to this collaborative culture, Thariq makes sure that choices are both
inclusive and take into account a wide range of views.
His capacity to direct the team's collective efforts toward common goals is significantly
improved by good communication and peaceful teamwork. Thariq ensures that each team
member is fully committed to the challenge at hand by skillfully articulating the team's
mission and fostering a climate of mutual respect.
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In addition, the versatility provided by team dynamics enables Thariq to maintain his
versatility and adaptability in the face of difficulties or shifting conditions. Thariq promotes
the investigation of novel techniques and solutions while keeping a laser-like focus on
attaining our team's objectives. This shows that he is willing to change course when needed.
The success of our building construction project is greatly attributed to Thariq's insightful
leadership and smart decision-making skills, which, when flawlessly woven with the
beneficial effects of team dynamics, make up the shaper. Thariq guarantees that our group
efforts are persistently focused on reaching the summit of achievement through his astute
leadership, motivated by an open-minded and considerate philosophy.
FIGURE 12SHEPER OF THARIQ

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4. Specialist
FIGURE 13 SPECIALIST OF ME
I am fully aware of the crucial part that team dynamics have in determining our collective
performance in my capacity as our team's specialist. Team dynamics offer a priceless forum
through which I may share these thoughts, greatly enhancing the understanding and
performance of our team, which are vital assets of my.
My team mates gladly absorb and pick up on my knowledge in this collaborative setting that
team dynamics foster. My contributions enhance the team's overall abilities and allow us to
take on the tower construction project with a thorough understanding of the complex
technical issues and important variables involved.
The ability to develop receptivity to other points of view is at the heart of team dynamics. I
actively promote a culture of continuous improvement and learning among the team by
adopting this philosophy. Our ability to innovate and be creative is sparked by my readiness
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and hone our tactics.
Our decision-making processes will seamlessly incorporate technical expertise thanks to my
capacity to use my skills inside the team. My insights act as guiding beacons, directing us to
well-informed and successful judgments that are in line with our aims when we face
problems or stand at forks requiring important choices.
Together, my specialist function and the positive effects of team dynamics considerably
improve our team's capabilities and raise the standard of our efforts. We are better equipped
to complete challenging jobs and make wise decisions because we value and utilize my skills.
This always helps us do our tasks with greater skill and accuracy, evidencing our team's
dedication to excellence.
5. Team worker of Mahadhi
FIGURE 14TEAM WORKER OF MHADHI
As a team member, Mahadhi skillfully makes use of our team's smooth dynamics to allow
efficient communication and collaboration. The foundation upon which our team's feeling of
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friendship and mutual support is created is Mahadhi's active involvement in promoting open
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and transparent communication. Every team member feels more valued and motivated in this
loving environment of support, which also greatly improves our unity and productivity as a
whole.
One of Mahadhi's distinctive characteristics is his capacity to foster strong relationships,

which the entire team values. Our team evolves under Mahadhi's leadership to one of unity
and respect for one another's attempts. Our team environment's natural dynamics further
encourage this appreciation of individuality and variety, supporting a common culture in
which each team member's contribution is not only recognized but also profoundly valued.
Beyond this, Mahadhi makes use of the power of team dynamics to deftly adjust to and take
into account various ways of working within our team. Mahadhi nurtures a sense of
togetherness that transcends our varied talents and pushes us in the direction of our shared
objective by embracing adaptability and inclusivity. Our intrinsic adaptability enables us to
overcome obstacles with amazing effectiveness and to carry out our project with an
unshakable feeling of peace.
In conclusion, Mahadhi's participation as a team member, carefully integrated with the

resonant of team dynamics, strengthens the supportive culture, systems, and overall
effectiveness of our team. We create a unified front that unites our efforts with a common
goal and a resounding sense of accomplishment by truly recognizing Mahadhi's contributions
and creating a happy and supportive environment.
P6. Work within a team to achieve a defined goal.

What’s a Team Goal
The particular purpose or target that a team as a whole works toward is referred to as its goal.
The intended result or outcome that the team is aiming for is described. The team members'
activities and choices are guided by the team goals, which provide them with a distinct sense
of purpose, direction, and concentration throughout their collaboration.
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 Clarity: The team's objectives are well-articulated and stated, ensuring that everyone
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on the team is on the same page as to what has to be done.
 Relevance: The general aims of the team's operating organization, project, or
initiative are in line with the team's objectives.
 Specificity: Team goals should be clear, measurable, and explicit to enable clear
tracking of performance and judgment when the goal has been attained.
 Timeline: Team objectives have a predetermined timetable or deadline at which they
must be completed. This window of time creates a sense of excitement and facilitates
planning.
 Effort-inspiring yet Achievable: Team goals ought to be demanding enough to elicit
enthusiasm and effort, while still being realistic enough to be accomplished given the
available tools and expertise.
 Shared Ownership: All team members jointly own the team's objectives, promoting
team cohesion, collaboration, and accountability.
 Inspirational: Well-designed team goals can motivate and energies team members to
work collaboratively toward a shared objective, despite difficulties.
How to the set Team goal
An intentional and planned process that assures position, clarity, and motivation is required to
set goals for a team efficiently. An instruction manual for setting team objectives is provided
below:
 Recognize the Situation: Obtain details regarding the team's purpose, the project's
requirements, and the organization's overall goals. You may make sure the team's
aims are in line with more general objectives with the use of this framework.
 Include Group Members: Participate with your team in setting goals. Goals are
made more attainable, pertinent, and indicative of everyone's knowledge and
viewpoints thanks to their contribution.
 Clarify Your Goals: Specify the specific goals you intend to achieve. Aim for
SMART (specific, achievable, quantifiable, important, and time-bound) criteria for
each goal.
 Set goals in order of importance: Based on its significance, urgency, and possible
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confusing the team, concentrate on a small number of important goals.
 Define Tasks for Your Goals: Determine the precise actions and steps necessary to
accomplish each goal for each goal. Goals are easier to handle and aid in planning
when they are divided into smaller activities.
 Create a Timeline: Establish a timeline that specifies the deadlines for completing
each job, achievement, and ultimate objective. This creates a framework and a sense
of urgency.
 Document and communicate: Make sure that everyone in the team is aware of the
objectives, duties, and timeframe that have been set. Create a shared document with
the objectives and strategy in it for quick reference.
To promote successful teamwork, implement tasks and challenges for the

team.
A systematic and comprehensive strategy is required when incorporating team tasks and
challenges to foster good teamwork. It is impossible to emphasize the value of effective
teamwork at work. Successful collaboration is still essential for increasing productivity and
maintaining the caliber of work, even among a group of highly competent people. Companies
must understand that strong teams underpin competitiveness, setting them apart from rivals
who value individualism above collaboration.
Empirical research highlights the many benefits of encouraging active collaboration in

professional contexts. Teams that have more power typically produce better results, exhibit
higher levels of innovation and creativity, and enjoy their jobs more. According to a Stanford
study, teams who face difficult tasks perform with extraordinary resilience, involvement, and
performance when compared to individuals.
Businesses can use a variety of strategies described in a variety of sources to foster such
productive cooperation. A key component is the formation of diverse and inclusive teams.
Teams made up of members with different viewpoints and backgrounds produce a wealth of
creative ideas that improve decision-making and encourage thorough problem-solving.
Teams with a variety of perspectives are encouraged, which prevents the production of
limited results and encourages more creative and innovative projects.
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At the same time, it becomes clear that clearly defining each team member's tasks and
responsibilities is a crucial element. Tasks that have been established reduce duplication,
optimize the use of effort, and foster accountability and commitment to group goals. This
significance is mirrored by the cultivation of trust within the team. Mutual respect and
camaraderie are fostered through encouraging interpersonal connections outside of the
workplace, such as through team-building exercises or collaborative meals.
Recognize the achievements of individuals and teams.
Recognizing the successes of both people and groups is essential to developing an

encouraging and motivated environment. Whether celebrating the end of a project or
achieving particular goals, this acknowledgment is a potent tool for boosting morale and
enhancing team performance. It's crucial to highlight team accomplishments when a project is
finished in order to validate team members' value and motivate them to take on new
challenges. This acknowledgement not only praises the result but also the hard work and
cooperation that made the project successful.
Leaders stand to receive a variety of benefits from valuing contributions, skills, and
teamwork. This action cultivates more self-assurance, a deep sense of belonging, increased
engagement, and an environment that is favorable to ongoing learning and development.
Recognizing these accomplishments also shows colleagues the importance of being involved
in upcoming projects or career ambitions. Failure to recognize contributions may result in
decreased production and the possibility of losing valued talent to rival organizations.
The moment you acknowledge someone is crucial as well. Quickly celebrating team victories
once a project is completed helps to maintain momentum and enthusiasm and strengthens the
connection between actions and outcomes. Maintaining concentration, motivation, and
consistency with project goals requires regular feedback, acknowledgement, and gratitude.
Making team members feel valued requires personalized communication, whether it's to
celebrate work anniversaries, laudable attitudes, goal accomplishment, or great performance.
Recognizing even small successes promotes a culture of gratitude and trust because it
emphasizes the value of hard work, dedication, and quality.
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Our team work to a achieve the goal
A dynamic process that utilizes group efforts to accomplish a certain goal requires working
inside a team to achieve a stated goal. People with various talents, specialties, and viewpoints
join forces in this collaborative adventure, using their strengths to achieve a shared goal.
The keys to successful teamwork are clear communication, honest discussion, and active
engagement. Each team member brings their special skills and expertise to the table, resulting
in various approaches to solving issues and making choices. The team develops a complete
grasp of the work at hand through the sharing of insights, brainstorming sessions, and idea
exchange.
Team dynamics must include cooperation and coordination. Team members can streamline
their efforts and match them with the intended result by coordinating roles and
responsibilities. Mutual support is fostered by collaboration as team members offer help and
direction to get over hurdles and challenges.
The key to effective teamwork is shared accountability. Each team member assumes
responsibility for their position and pledges to accomplish milestones and deadlines. This
collective commitment fosters accountability and pushes the group to achieve better levels of
performance.
Working as a team to accomplish a certain objective ultimately taps into the power of unity,
diversity, and common purpose. Teams can use their combined talents to achieve goals that
would be difficult to achieve alone by cooperating, communicating effectively, and holding
each other accountable.
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M4 Analyze team dynamics, in terms of the roles group
members play in a team and the effectiveness in terms of
achieving shared goals
Analyze dynamic team work

A flexible and adaptive method of group cooperation is included in dynamic teamwork. It
shows a synergy when people bring different abilities, views, and skills to work together to
overcome obstacles and achieve common goals. Dynamic teamwork's numerous aspects and
influence on group success are shown through analysis:
 Partnership Synergy: The collaborative synergy produced when people with

different jobs and specialties work together is what makes for dynamic collaboration.
Because of the group's ability to work together in balance, creative ideas, effective
problem-solving, and inventive solutions are produced.
 Flexibility and Adaptability: In a dynamic team environment, members are flexible
in their roles and duties. Due to its adaptability, the team is able to respond quickly to
alterations in the environment, shifting objectives, and unexpected challenges. The
team's capacity for change and adaptation improves its adaptability and guarantees
that it keeps working well even under unclear conditions.
 Successful Communication: The key to a dynamic team is efficient communication.
A free flow of ideas, attentive listening, and the ability for the team to reach well-
informed judgments all result from open and transparent communication channels.
Such communication avoids confusion, improves teamwork, and makes the team
dynamic stronger overall.
 Shared Leadership: In dynamic teamwork, individuals take on leadership roles

according to their skills and the assignment at issue. All team members feel more
ownership as a result of the division of leadership responsibilities, which encourages
initiative and accountability.
 Decision-Making and Problem-Solving: Due to the combination of insights,
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points of view are taken into account, resulting in a thorough examination and well-
rounded choices. This strategy improves decision quality and eliminates blind spots
that could result from having only one point of view.
Roles of the Belbin’s theory

The nine different roles that people tend to naturally assume in a team setting are identified
by Meredith Belbin's Team Role Theory. These responsibilities cover a range of actions,
aptitudes, and proclivities that enhance the team's overall effectiveness. The main roles that
Belbin's theory highlights are listed below.
FIGURE 15BELBIN’S THEORY

A balanced blend of these positions is necessary for a team to function effectively. Each job
should be represented on a well-rounded team in order to ensure a thorough approach to
responsibilities, problem-solving, and decision-making. To achieve synergy and improve
team performance, it is crucial to identify and utilize each team member's skills in their
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Examine team dynamics in terms of the roles that individuals perform in a
team and the efficiency with which they accomplish common objectives.
The intricate interaction of roles and actions between group members in a team is referred to
as team dynamics. The efficiency of such dynamics in reaching common objectives depends
on how well each participant's role complements their skills and responsibilities as well as
how well they cooperate and communicate.
Team roles include:
The following categories broadly classify team roles:
 Leader: This team member works as a leader or facilitator, directing the group's
direction, decision-making, and general organization.
 Coordinator/Organizer: Members competent in setting priorities, assigning duties,
and upholding deadlines.
 Shapers/Drivers: Those who steer conversations, establish objectives, and make sure
the team stays engaged.
 Specialist/Expert: People with specialized knowledge provide creative viewpoints
and technical expertise.
 Team worker: Those who promote cooperation, assistance, and peace among
teammates.
It becomes clear that our team is organized to promote productive communication and goal
achievement when team dynamics are analyzed in terms of the tasks allocated to each
member. Each member brings different attributes to the team that work together to form an
integrated and effective unit through the duties they perform.
Because of the flexible organizational structure of our team, each member's function is
crucial to guiding us in the right direction:
Leader - Thanish,
As our team's leader, is essential to directing the group to success. His leadership is essential
for creating goals, keeping concentration, and giving direction. Our success will be greatly
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Coordinator- Arshath
As the team's organizer, Arshath is extremely important in promoting collaboration as well as

interaction. Our effectiveness depends on his commitment to maintaining team unity and
promoting decision-making. Arshath places a strong focus on teamwork to make sure that
each member's skills are fully utilized.
Shaper- Thariq
As the team's shaper, Thaarik inspires them with vitality and boldness. His contribution to the
team's advancement is crucial. The crew will be motivated to keep on task by Thaarik's
determination to succeed and ability to overcome obstacles. But it will be crucial to strike an
appropriate equilibrium between his boldness and the opinions of the other team members.
Specialist - I am(Sheeth)
As the specialist, I contribute a plethora of specific knowledge and abilities that serve as the
foundation for our team's success. My experience plays a crucial role in solving complicated
problems by bringing fresh perspectives and creative ideas to our group's efforts. My
expertise in this area has the ability to significantly influence our team's path, allowing us to
traverse challenges with greater accuracy and reach well-informed judgments. The specialist's
job goes beyond merely contributing; it serves as the foundation for all of our efforts to solve
problems. I am well-positioned to be the spark that drives our team toward effectiveness and
success because of my breadth of expertise.
Team worker- Mahadhi
Mahadhi plays the part of a team player, and his efforts are distinguished by his emphasis on
camaraderie, cooperation, and support among our team members. Our total teamwork is
improved by Mahadhi's capacity to cultivate wholesome relationships and develop a climate
of mutual support. Mahadhi fosters comradery and encourages each team member to feel
appreciated and engaged through open and transparent communication, which in turn
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Team Dynamic Analysis
Analyzing our team's dynamics reveals that an appropriate balance of roles was fostered,
creating the groundwork for successful decision-making and collaboration. The group of
roles was thoughtfully chosen to maximize the talents and contributions of each participant
and move us closer to our common objectives.
Our team benefits from a clear sense of leadership and alignment with overall goals with
Thanish at the forefront as our leader. Our united efforts will continue to be coordinated and
effective thanks to Arshath's role as coordinator, which effectively enables communication
and coordination.
As the expert, my knowledge is a significant commodity that gives our team the skills it
needs to overcome obstacles through intelligent problem-solving and well-considered
decision-making. Infusing vitality into our dynamics, Thariq, the shaper, motivates us to take
action and advance. His confident demeanor encourages development and enables us to
overcome challenges with tenacity.
It is critical that we use each team member's strengths to the fullest extent possible in order to
maximize their potential. Our success depends on having clear lines of communication,
respecting each other's positions, and fostering a collaborative environment. Mahadhi's
function as a team player also strengthens our cooperation, camaraderie, and mutual support,
elevating our efforts as a whole.
The organizer and leader must create an atmosphere that values mutual respect and
psychological safety in order to get the best results. With these components in place, our
group dynamics serve as a strong foundation ready to help us achieve our objectives with
unmatched efficiency and cohesion.
Applying Belbin’s theory in event

Name Role Features
Thanis Leader Within an organization, the Implementer is crucial to

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strategies. The Implementer serves as a vital link
between planned action and actual execution and is in
charge of turning ideas, plans, and goals into concrete
actions and outcomes. Their primary responsibility is to
fill the gap between high-level concepts and the minute
details needed to complete projects.
Arshath Coordinator A coordinator plays a crucial role in establishing
effective team relations when working collaboratively.
The coordinator, who is defined as the person in charge
of coordinating and harmonizing every component of a
project or assignment, is essential to helping a group of
people achieve their goals and objectives.
Thariq Shaper A person or thing is referred to as a "Shaper" if they
actively shape or influence actions, decisions, or results
in order to accomplish a particular aim or objective. The
idea of a shaper may take many forms in different
situations, but its fundamental idea always holds true:
shapers have a strong capacity to influence the course of
events or the environment in which they live.
Sheeth Specialist A specialist is a person with a high level of knowledge,
skill, and expertise in a particular subject or field. These
individuals have invested a lot of effort and time to get
specialized education and training, making them experts
in their field.
Mahadhi Team woker A team worker is someone who focuses on
collaborative activities, bringing their special talents,
expertise, and views to bear on achieving common
objectives. Above their own accomplishments, these
workers promote a cooperative and cohesive team
culture.
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I had the honor of seeing firsthand the beneficial effects of Belbin's Team Role Concept on
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our collaboration dynamics and overall results because I was the team leader for the seminar.
We created a positive and balanced work environment by acknowledging and using each
team member's individual abilities in accordance with their tasks. Thanish, Arshath, Thariq,
and Mahadhi worked together as a cohesive and incredibly effective team thanks to the
combination of their talents.
In my role as the Specialist, I stressed efficient communication and made sure that everyone
understood their responsibilities with the utmost clarity. I did this by calling on my
considerable expertise and competence in a particular subject matter. This tactic pushed the
team to work together and support one another. Our seminar was a success thanks to
Thanish's leadership, who gave guidance and inspiration, and the specific knowledge of
Arshath, Thariq, and Mahadhi, who added depth and dimension.
Our seminar on the significance of information technology at T/MU/Al-Fathah School

Nilaveli was a success, thanks in large part to the application of Belbin's theory. Our ability
to work together amicably and effectively was a direct result of accepting and assuming our
allotted responsibilities, which enormously increased the impact of the seminar and each
team member's contribution to it.
Date Name Reasonability Weakness Recommended

method
21.7.2023 Thanis Leader and No anything to Learning time
Presenter mention as management will add
weakness more strength
21.7.2023 Arshath Coordinator and No anything to Always be equipped
new idea and video mention as to tackle any
prepare weakness challenging
circumstance
21.7.2023 Sheeth Specialist and No anything to Be more proactive
research the benefit mention as and cooperative with
of Technology weakness the other team
members.
21.7.2023 Thariq Shaper and finding No anything to The ability to go
the Pathway mention as ahead is required.
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21.7.2023 Mahadhi Research the No anything to The development of
Awareness of mention as problem solving and
Technology weakness teamwork is
necessary.
My steadfast conviction is that adhering to the tenets of Belbin's Team Role Concept will
boost team performance and accomplishments in our future endeavors as we map out our
course. The philosophy of appreciating each team member's unique contributions and
encouraging a culture of synergistic collaboration remains the foundation for achieving
outstanding results in all upcoming team projects.
D3. Critically evaluate your own role and contribution to a

group scenario.
My contribution of team
I am aware of the vital significance of my participation in the success of the event as the
seminar specialist at T/MU/Al-Fathah School Nilaveli. My responsibilities as the Specialist
included contributing my in-depth knowledge and subject-matter expertise to the seminar's
discussion on the advantages of information technology. As a result, I was able to offer
insightful commentary and comprehensive information that improved the seminar's substance
and impact.
It was mostly my role to persuade the audience of the importance and benefits of information
technology. I made sure my presentation's content was correct, timely, and simple for the
audience to understand by conducting extensive study and preparation. In order to effectively
bridge the gap between technical terms and the viewer's level of understanding, this included
simplifying difficult topics into understandable language.
In addition, I had more responsibility than just providing information. I wanted to design a
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to ask questions and offer their opinions. I sought to develop an interactive classroom that
went beyond one-way communication by fostering dialogue and responding to questions.
Looking back, I think the success of the event was greatly influenced by my work as the
Specialist. The breadth of knowledge I provided in the lecture gave the information more
legitimacy, gave the audience more self-assurance, and improved their understanding of the
topic. Additionally, I wanted to make sure that participants felt empowered to participate in
the issue on an important scale by fostering an environment of free discussion and
participation.
I am satisfied with how I performed as the Specialist in terms of self-evaluation. I do,

however, recognize that there is always room for development. In hypothetical future
situations, I would work to improve my presentational skills even more, making sure that
difficult concepts are explained clearly and accommodating the audience's various learning
preferences.
Overall, my contribution as the seminar's Specialist helped to present a knowledge-rich and

interesting session on the advantages of information technology. I hoped to contribute to the
success of the event and leave a great impression on the attendees by utilizing my experience
and developing an engaged learning environment.
Activity 04
LO4 Examine the need for Continuing Professional

Development (CPD) and its role within the workplace and
for higher-level learning
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Continuing Professional Development
The term "continuous professional development" (CPD) is the practice of continuously
obtaining new knowledge, skills, and competences to improve one's skill set and
effectiveness. In order to stay abreast of the most recent developments, trends, and best
practices in their fields, professionals take a purposeful and methodical method of learning
and growth throughout their careers.
A wide range of educational experiences that advance professional development are included
in CPD; it is not just restricted to formal schooling or training. In addition to reading trade
periodicals, taking part in online forums, and practicing reflective practice, these tasks can
include attending seminars, classes, conferences, webinars, and courses.
The value of CPD is found in its capacity to guarantee that professionals stay up-to-date with
developments in their industries. New technology, rules, and techniques arise as industries
change, necessitating the need for people to keep up-to-date on their expertise and skills.
CPD enables professionals to adjust to change, improve their performance, and provide
clients or employers with high-quality services.
Individual development objectives, as well as the demands and standards of professional

connections, governing authorities, and employers, serve as common directions for CPD.
There are CPD frameworks for several professions that specify the minimum yearly or
biennial requirements for preserving professional certification or licensure.
Importance of CPD
Since it provides a number of advantages that support professionals' development,
competence, and flexibility, continuing professional development (CPD) is essential for
professionals in a variety of industries. Here are some main arguments in favor of CPD:
1. Enhancement of skills: CPD enables professionals to stay current with the newest
trends, technology, and standards of excellence in their industry. This aids in their
ongoing skill development and skill refinement, ensuring their competence and
relevance.
2. Career Advancement: CPD activities improve a person's knowledge and expertise.
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chances of moving up the corporate ladder.
3. Adaptation to Change: As a result of technology development, market upheavals,
and legislative modifications, industries are always changing. Professionals can
efficiently adjust to new situations and remain ahead of these changes with the aid of
CPD.
4. Enhanced Confidence: As professionals advance their understanding and abilities
through CPD, they become more assured of their expertise. They perform better and
interact with stakeholders, clients, and colleagues when they are confident.
5. Professional Recognition: Several sectors have organizations or regulatory agencies
that value and frequently demand CPD. A commitment to upholding high standards
can be shown through earning professional recognition, qualifications, or licenses by
meeting CPD requirements.
6. Networking Possibilities: Professionals can network with colleagues, mentors, and
subject-matter experts at CPD seminars, workshops, and events. These exchanges
may result in fruitful partnerships and revelations.
7. Better Problem-Solving: Professionals are exposed to a variety of perspectives and
approaches through CPD. This gives kids access to a greater variety of tools and
strategies, which expands their capacity for problem-solving.
8. Enhancing Innovation: People and companies can become more innovative when
exposed to fresh concepts and methods through CPD. This innovation may result in
better systems, goods, or services.
9. Job Satisfaction: Participating in worthwhile CPD can increase job satisfaction.
Continuous learning and development among professionals are associated with
greater job satisfaction.
10. Regulatory Compliance: For the continued use of licenses or certifications in

various businesses, CPD is necessary. Professional sanctions or disqualification could
follow non-compliance.
11. Sustainability of a long-term career: CPD enables professionals to stay current in a
labor market that is undergoing rapid change. Even as positions change, those who
continuously make an investment in their growth are better prepared for job stability.
12. Personal Development: CPD promotes both professional and personal development
in addition to professional advancement. It encourages people to embrace lifelong
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I'll explain how CPD can support learning and personal development.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) serves as a structured framework that fuels
knowledge expansion and skill development, acting as a driving force for continuous learning
and personal growth. In this review, I'll delve into how CPD can effectively support learning
and contribute to personal development:
Continuous Learning: CPD fosters an attitude of lifelong learning, encouraging you to

actively look for opportunities to pick up new knowledge, perspectives, and abilities. You
stay current on the most recent technological developments in the field by regularly attending
CPD events including classes, webcasts, and seminars.
Enhancing Your talents: CPD gives you a platform to improve your current talents while
learning new ones. You can expand your skill set and increase your adaptability in a
professional environment that is constantly changing by participating in focused workshops
and educational resources.
Focused Development: CPD gives you the ability to spot specific possibilities for
improvement that are in line with your professional goals. You can focus your learning
efforts on topics that will have the biggest influence on your personal development by
customizing your CPD exercises to your goals.
Goal Attainment: CPD provides advice on how to identify and sketch out realistic learning
goals. You may monitor progress and recognize accomplishments along the way by dividing
your educational goals into achievable segments.
Reflection and self-awareness: Are essential components of CPD because they help you
identify your strengths and potential areas for development. Your learning journey is guided
by this increased self-awareness, encouraging constant personal growth.
Career Advancement: Investing in CPD shows that you are committed to your profession
and puts you in a position to develop your career. Your appeal to potential employers and
customers will increase if you demonstrate your dedication to continuous improvement.
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P8. Review different motivational theories and the impact
they can have on performance in the workplace.
Define the Motivational Theories
Frameworks and models known as motivational theories aim to explain the elements that
inspire and impact human conduct, especially in terms of what drives people to engage in
particular behaviors. These theories offer reasons for why people act in various ways to meet
their wants, accomplish their goals, or feel personally satisfied by offering insights into the
mental mechanisms that underpin human motivation.
1.Maslow's Hierarchy of wants hypothesis

According to Maslow's hypothesis, people are driven by a hierarchy of wants, ranging from
their most fundamental physiological demands to the process of self-the mood for our event
will be favorable if the participants' fundamental needs, such as safety and refreshments, are
met. Active engagement and involvement can be sparked by addressing higher-order
demands, such as the chance to learn and contribute.
The multiple levels of demands put out by Maslow must be taken into account for the event
to be a success and engaging
 Physiological Needs: Physiological demands include things like food, drink, and rest.
These are among the most basic needs for survival. These physiological demands are
met by making sure attendees have a supply of refreshment and a comfortable
location, which uplifts spirits and lays the groundwork for the event.
 Needs for safety: Security, stability, and an awareness of control are all aspects of
what safety has to include. Creating a secure and well-run event space can help
participants feel safe and at ease, which frees them up to concentrate on the event's
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 Esteem Needs: Esteem needs include the desire for acceptance, deference, and a
favorable self-image. These demands for esteem can be met by praising individuals'
contributions, highlighting their accomplishments, and promoting peer recognition.
 Needs for Self-Actualization: Self-actualization needs, which allude to reaching
one's full potential and developing personally, are at the top of the hierarchy. These
higher-level demands can be met by giving participants the chance to gain knowledge,
exchange ideas, and fully participate. This will increase involvement and a sense of
accomplishment.
2.Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory

Putting Herzberg's theory into practice entails taking into account both motivating and
comfortable event elements. Through certificates or other awards, you may motivate the
organizing staff and attendees to help contribute constructively to the success of the event by
recognizing and praising their work.
In order to create a happy and productive experience, Herzberg's theory can be applied to
event planning by taking both motivating and hygienic variables into account.
1.Motivating Elements:
Including encouraging elements can increase the happiness and motivation of the organizing
team and attendees:
Recognition: Recognize and appreciate the work of the participants and organizing team. To
acknowledge their contributions to the event's success, provide certificates or prizes.
Achievement: Establish definite goals and objectives for the event. To foster a sense of
accomplishment among the team, commemorate milestones and accomplishments.
Responsibility: Delegate duties and responsibilities to team members in accordance with

their areas of strength and skill. Encourage them to take charge of their participation in the
event.
Personal Development: Provide opportunities for training and education during the event.
Workshops, seminars, and guest speakers can offer opportunities for personal development.
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2.Hygiene Considerations
Address the following hygiene issues to provide a welcoming and conducive event
environment:
Work Environment: Ensure that the meeting location is welcoming, well-lit, and furnished
with the presentation-specific technology.
Interpersonal Relationships: Promote cooperative relationships and constructive

interactions among the organizing team. Encourage teamwork and open communication.
Job Security: To reduce ambiguity and make sure that attendees and employees are
confident in the event's structure and flow, provide simple directions and plans.
Compensation: Although it may not be directly related to an event, providing incentives to

attendees in the form of savings, gifts, or useful takeaways can increase their happiness.
3.Goal-Setting Theory
Clearly defining the event's goals, such as particular learning objectives or knowledge
acquisition objectives, helps inspire participants to participate actively and meet these
objectives. Having clearly stated objectives can increase the organizing team's sense of
success and motivate them to execute.
According to the Goal-defining Theory, defining precise, measurable goals is essential for
boosting motivation and productivity. Applying this approach to event planning entails
creating clear objectives that will benefit both the organizing team and the attendees:
 Clear Learning Objectives: Outlining the event's precise learning objectives gives
attendees a clear idea of what they can achieve by participating. Participants are
driven by the possibility of obtaining these goals; therefore, being explicit about the
skills, knowledge, or insights they will gain motivates active involvement.
 Engagement of Participants: Participants are more likely to participate
enthusiastically in an event if they are aware of the precise objectives they are
working towards. Attendees are more engaged in the event's activities and material
when there are clear learning objectives because they give the event a sense of
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 Motivating the Organizing Team: Goals for the event should be clearly specified in
order to keep the organizing team motivated. Team members can more effectively
coordinate their activities when they are aware of the expected goals and objectives.
The sense of accomplishment that comes from achieving particular objectives might
raise their spirits and motivation to carry out the event successfully.
 Determining Success: A baseline for evaluating the event's success is provided by
specific goals. You may determine whether the event accomplished its intended goals
and make wise judgments for future improvements by comparing the results with the
predetermined objectives.
4.Self-Determination Theory
The ideas of self-determination theory can be incorporated by encouraging individuals to take
charge of their education and participate in active conversations. Giving guests the chance to
network with presenters and other attendees can encourage a sense of connection and
increase their enthusiasm to engage.
5.Reinforcement Theory
According to the theory of reinforcement, rewarding individuals for their active engagement
in sessions by giving them praise and acknowledgment might make them more eager to
participate and learn. The organizing team's drive to carry out the event successfully can also
be increased by praising their efforts and emphasizing their contributions.
6.Equity Theory
According to the equity theory, people should assess fairness by comparing their inputs and
results to those of others. Assuring an appropriate distribution of tasks and incentives
amongst the planning team participants might increase their motivation in the setting of the
event. If participants believe they receive a fair return for the time and effort they put in and
the benefits they receive from the event, their motivation may be affected.
7.Expectancy Theory
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According to this hypothesis, people are driven when they think their efforts will result in
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desired results. If the planning team feels that their efforts will produce a well-received
program as a result of the event, their performance can advance. The belief that joining the
event will supply them with insightful information and knowledge might also have an impact
on participants' performance.
P9. Produce a development plan that outlines

responsibilities, performance objectives and required
skills for future goals
My Development Plan
As a software engineer, I have a comprehensive development plan that emphasizes ongoing
improvement of my technical expertise as well as career promotion. My strategy is
summarized below:
Plan for Development: Constant Improvement as a Software Engineer
Goal: The objective is to continuously improve one's technical knowledge and professional
talents in order to succeed as a software engineer.
Timeline: Present
Professional Objectives
 certificates: Acquire pertinent certificates to demonstrate your experience in
particular fields and to validate and improve your skills.
 Project Leadership: Take charge of project plans and take the lead on initiatives to
demonstrate your leadership skills and team management abilities.
 Technology Migration and Security: Take the initiative in projects that include
technology migrations or deal with security-related concerns, showcasing your
technical problem-solving prowess.
 Technical Debt Management: Management of technical debt entails creating and
directing strategies to lower debt while enhancing the effectiveness of system
maintenance and the overall codebase.
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 Cross Department Collaboration: Foster cross-departmental cooperation with teams
like marketing and sales, putting an emphasis on increased communication and
coordination for better project outcomes.
Actions Step
 Certification Research: Research certificates that are pertinent to your job objectives
and learn about their prerequisites and advantages.
 Certification Preparation: Enroll in certification classes or programs, set up time for
study, and thoroughly prepare for certification exams.
 Project Ownership: Discuss opportunities with your team or supervisor and let them
know you're interested in taking charge of projects.
 Technology Migration: Locate projects involving the migration of technology or
security improvements, and suggest your participation as a project lead.
 Technical Debt Assessment: Work with your team to evaluate the current level of
technical debt and how it affects projects.
 Plan for decreasing Technical Debt: Create a thorough plan for decreasing technical
debt that addresses important areas for improvement.
 Cross-Department Collaboration: Start discussions with groups like marketing and
sales to look into possible chances for cross-departmental cooperation.
Goals for communication
 Technical Presentations: To demonstrate your knowledge and ideas at meetings or

conferences, practice making compelling technical presentations.
 Mentoring Junior Engineers: Take on the responsibility of coaching junior
engineers to assist them in developing their abilities and positively impact the team
atmosphere.
 Knowledge Exchange: Contribute to the larger technical community by publishing
articles or blog entries in technical subjects that reflect your skills and thoughts.
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Action Step
 Technical Presentation Skills: Invest time in honing your presentation techniques,

which include organizing content, utilizing visuals skillfully, and holding the
audience's attention.
 Locate Mentoring Opportunities: Look for young engineers who could benefit from
mentoring, and reach out to them with an open mind.
 Mentoring Approach: Establish a mentoring strategy that prioritizes personal
development, helpful criticism, and fostering a positive learning environment.
 Knowledge Sharing Topics: Determine your areas of expertise or life experiences
that you may share in articles or blog entries.
 Content Creation: Create valuable content for the technical community by setting
aside time to write well-organized, educational articles or blog posts.
Development a strategy for the team members' professional development.
Building a highly effective and competent team requires developing a thorough plan for each
team member's professional growth and development. We may accomplish even greater
heights by concentrating on each member's individual growth because they each have special
abilities and roles that contribute to our success as a whole.
Thanis' leadership is essential in setting the team's direction and fostering effective
communication. He should attend workshops on successful team management, participate in
leadership development programs, and aggressively seek out mentorship from seasoned
leaders both inside and outside the company to advance his professional development. He
will be given the tools he needs to motivate and strategically lead our team as a result.
Our ability to maintain effective coordination and alignment depends on Arshath's

coordination role. He can take project management classes, hone his organizing abilities, and
develop efficient communication methods to increase his potential. His coordination abilities
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communications.
Thariq's responsibilities as a shaper include directing the concepts and tactics of our team. He
should take part in workshops on creative thinking, get involved in communities that promote
creativity, and research design thinking approaches to help his development. Enhancing his
molding abilities will encourage creative solutions and improve our team's capacity for
problem-solving.
I contribute technical knowledge in my capacity as a specialist. I intend to take advanced

training courses, take part in coding competitions, and research cutting-edge technologies as I
continue to grow. The team's technical development and skill variety will also be aided by
information sharing through internal workshops and mentorship.
As a team player, Mahadhi's responsibilities include cooperation and unity. Through team-
building activities, cross-functional projects, and active engagement in team discussions, you
can help him grow by improving his communication and teamwork abilities. His improved
collaborative abilities will foster a collaborative and encouraging team environment.
In conclusion, we can improve our team's performance by customizing our professional

growth and development plan to each team member's unique roles and strengths. A well-
rounded and empowered team that can produce excellent results will be produced by
encouraging leadership, coordination, innovation, technical proficiency, and teamwork. This
strategy will be evaluated frequently and adjusted as necessary to ensure that all team
members continue to succeed and grow.
M5. Justify the role of CPD and development planning in

building motivation.
The role of CPD and development planning in building motivation
I have a great deal of pride in having played a part in planning the seminar at Nilaveli
T/MU/Al-Fatah School on the "Importance of Information Technology." It took a fantastic
team effort, and I worked closely to assure its successful implementation with our acclaimed
team leader Taneesh and our hardworking coworkers Arshad, Thariq, and Mahadi.
Our unrelenting dedication to ongoing professional growth (CPD) and strategy development
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planning is the key to the success of our event. These two elements significantly increased
our group's motivation and helped us get closer to attaining our objectives. We all agreed that
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in order to create a memorable seminar experience, it was critical for us to constantly
improve our information technology knowledge and expertise.
We found that actively participating in CPD was a powerful motivator. We gained renewed
confidence and zest for our contributions as a result of embracing learning opportunities,
following market developments, and mastering cutting-edge techniques. This culture of
never-ending learning boosted our spirits and stoked our curiosity to investigate cutting-edge
delivery techniques for seminar content, maintaining a steadfast commitment to lifetime
learning.
In my capacity as a Specialist, I drew on my knowledge of technology to explain the

advantages and uses of IT. I tried to strike a good balance between rigorous study and
polished delivery in my presentations. I tried to achieve a pleasing harmony between
educational material and polished professionalism in my presentations. Collaboration
meetings were crucial to hone our plans, pinpoint improvement areas, and use our combined
resources to make our seminar sessions genuinely extraordinary.
The key to coordinating our efforts toward a shared goal was carefully planning our
development path. We painstakingly created clear, quantifiable goals for the workshop by
identifying the distinctive talents and skills of each team member. By working together, we
were able to maximize our particular talents and take our efforts in new directions.
A positive and dynamistic environment was created as a result of the integration of CPD and
development planning. This cooperation sparked open dialogue and enabled each team
member to offer thoughts that improved the format and content of our session. As a group,
we created sessions that, as a result of our all-encompassing and holistic approach, deeply
resonated with those who attended.
Our seminar's successful conclusion can be attributed to the perfect interaction between CPD
and the development plan. This tactical pairing energized our team with unwavering
motivation and enhanced our dedication to the seminar's success. The lecture on the
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ongoing learning and organized planning can have on inspiring motivation and producing
amazing results.
The role of specialist motivation

The Specialist's role in the seminar on the "Importance of Information Technology" at
Nilaveli T/MU/Al-Fatah School was inspired by a passionate desire to share insightful
knowledge. As the Specialist, I was motivated by a strong love of technology and a sincere
desire to spread its advantages to others. The chance to share my information technology
knowledge and skills with more people sparked my motivation. My dedication was motivated
by the possibility to clarify difficult ideas in a straightforward way and see how well the
audience understood.
Furthermore, I was motivated to conduct sessions that were both educational and interesting
by the possibility of cultivating a better awareness of the crucial role that technology serves
in contemporary society. I put a lot of time and effort into creating engaging presentations
because I was hoping to educate attendees about the revolutionary potential of IT solutions.
It was quite encouraging to see how involved and interested the audience was throughout the
presentation. I was inspired to keep imparting my knowledge after seeing how well my
explanations were received by the audience and their growing respect for technology.
Working in a creative team fueled my motivation even more. The discussion of ideas and the
shared dedication to providing an all-encompassing seminar experience produced a
productive environment that fueled my own desire to succeed.
In summary, my motivation for serving as the seminar's specialist came from a sincere love
of technology, an eagerness to share information, and the excitement of observing the effect
my contributions had on the audience. This innate passion drove me to fully commit to the
event's success and to generously impart my knowledge for the benefit of everyone who
attended.
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D4. Evaluate a range of evidence criteria that is used as a
measure for effective CPD.
Range of evidence criteria that is used as a measure for effective CPD.
I am proud to have worked with a wonderful and committed team to play a key part in the
planning of a seminar on the value of information technology at T/MU/Al-Fathah School
Nilaveli. We worked together under the skillful direction of Ms. Yohani, our acclaimed
professor, and were guided by the skilled Tanish as our group leader. Arshath expertly
assumed the coordinator's job, Thariq personified the qualities of a shaper, and Mahadhi
demonstrated exceptional teamwork skills, all of which contributed to the success of our
powerful seminar.
I want to convey my heartfelt appreciation for the wonderful words of praise and the
recognition of my aptitude for solving problems. I am proud to know that the success of the
seminar was significantly affected by the Specialist's contributions. Ms. Yohani's advice on
being prepared for unexpected events shows to be wise and is evidence of her insightful
advice.
I acknowledge the unshakable dedication and hard work of my excellent colleagues Tanish,
Arshath, Thariq, and Mahdi with the utmost satisfaction. Their exceptional commitment to
their assigned duties considerably improved the seminar's outcome. Building on Arsad's
knowledge, I actively encouraged a culture of active teamwork with the goal of utilizing our
individual skills for even more outstanding results in upcoming CPD efforts.
I acknowledge the unshakable dedication and hard work of my excellent colleagues Tanish,
Arshath, Thariq, and Mahdi with the utmost satisfaction. Their exceptional commitment to
their assigned duties considerably improved the seminar's outcome. Building on Arsath's
knowledge, I actively encouraged a culture of active teamwork with the goal of utilizing our
individual skills for even more outstanding results in upcoming CPD efforts.
When my team member's Reasonability and recommended method

Date Name Reasonability Weakness Recommended
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21.7.2023 Thanis Leader and No anything to Learning time
Presenter mention as management will
weakness add more strength
21.7.2023 Arshath Coordinator and No anything to Always be equipped

new idea and mention as to tackle any
video prepare weakness challenging
circumstance
21.7.2023 Sheeth Specialist and No anything to Be more proactive

research the mention as and cooperative with
benefit of weakness the other team
Technology members.
21.7.2023 Thariq Shaper and finding No anything to The ability to go

the Pathway mention as ahead is required.
weakness
21.7.2023 Mahadhi Research the No anything to The development of

Awareness of mention as problem solving and
Technology weakness teamwork is
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