Team based learning is a method of learning that promotes critical thinking and places responsibility for learning on students. It involves forming diverse teams to complete assignments, taking individual and team readiness assessments on assigned readings to ensure accountability, and providing peer feedback which is essential for content learning and retention. The goal is for students to apply their knowledge through team-based application assessments and decision-making.

1. TEAM BASED LEARNING

2. What Is Team Based Learning
• Method of learning
• Promotes critical thinking
• Responsibility for learning on student
• Applicable to any subject
• www.teambasedlearning.org

3. TBL elements
• Forming teams
• Student Accountability (IRAT and TRAT)
• Assignments to promote Learning and
Team Development
• Peer Feedback

4. Teams
• Diversity for effective functioning
• Spread out the resources
• Avoid membership coalitions
• Time

5. Students Accountability
• Students receive reading ahead of time
• Individual Readiness Assessment Test
• Team Readiness Assessment Test

6. Assessment to Promote Learning
• Application assessments
• Generate a high level of interaction
• Team decisions

7. Peer Feedback
• Essential to content learning and retention
• Individual Readiness Assurance Test
• Team Readiness Assurance Test
• Regular evaluation