The Role of Teamwork and Peer Mentoring in Undergraduate Research: An Archaeological Case Study
Presentation Type
Poster Session
Location
Student Union, Key West 218 CD
Start Date
26-9-2008 5:15 PM
End Date
26-9-2008 6:30 PM
Description/Abstract
Archaeological projects can be an excellent way to involve undergraduate students in research. Rather than working in isolation, students work together in teams, learning and sharing knowledge. Knowing how to work in a team is crucial for the workplace and research. Additionaly, it allows for an open environment in which individuals can exchange thoughts, beliefs, and knowledge without apprehesion. Together, teamwork and peer mentoring enhances student engagement as well as affords them opportunities for research development.
The Role of Teamwork and Peer Mentoring in Undergraduate Research: An Archaeological Case Study
Student Union, Key West 218 CD
Archaeological projects can be an excellent way to involve undergraduate students in research. Rather than working in isolation, students work together in teams, learning and sharing knowledge. Knowing how to work in a team is crucial for the workplace and research. Additionaly, it allows for an open environment in which individuals can exchange thoughts, beliefs, and knowledge without apprehesion. Together, teamwork and peer mentoring enhances student engagement as well as affords them opportunities for research development.