Maricopa Community Colleges  AMX183   19944-19994 
Official Course Description:   MCCCD Approval:  04/27/99  
AMX183      19944-19994 LEC 2 Credit(s) 2 Period(s)
Team Implementation II
Team implementation skills for team leaders and service delivery leaders. Emphasizes coaching, faciltation, observation and intervention, and empowerment. Prerequisites: Permission of instructor.
 
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies:
 
AMX183   19944-19994 Team Implementation II
1. Differentiate between a traditional work group versus a semi-autonomous team. (I)
2. Describe the dynamics of group behavior as it relates to team success. (I)
3. Describe the benefits of a team structure as it relates to productivity and employee morale. (I)
4. Identify four leadership styles. (II)
5. Provide guidelines for leading and empowering a team. (II)
6. Describe meeting process techniques such as planning the meeting, conducting the meeting, and meeting follow-up. (III)
7. Describe ways to effectively manage team dynamics and behavior. (IV)
8. Describe how to conduct one-on-one coaching/training. (IV)
9. Describe techniques for solving personal and/or team performance problems stemming from ethical issues. (V)
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AMX183   19944-19994 Team Implementation II
    I. Semi-Autonomous Teams
        A. traditional Work Group versus a Semi-Autonomous Team
        B. Dynamics of Group Behavior
        C. Benefits of Team Structure
          1. Productivity
          2. Morale
      II. Leading and Empowering a Team
          A. Team Leadership Role and Responsibilities
          B. Stages of Team Development
          C. Leadership Styles
            1. Directing
            2. Coaching
            3. Supporting
            4. Delegating
          D. Empowerment
            1. Purpose of Empowerment
            2. Guidelines for Empowering Others
            3. Impact of Empowerment
          E. Planning for New Challenges
        III. Meeting Management
            A. Planning Effective Team Meetings
            B. Identifying Time Robbers
            C. Conducting Effective Team Meetings
            D. Meeting Follow-Up
            E. Meeting Management Skills
          IV. Facilitating and Coaching
              A. Team Dynamics
              B. Team Behavior
                1. Productive
                2. Disruptive
              C. Group Process Techniques
              D. Balancing Task-Related and Member-Related Interactions
              E. Dealing with Difficult Situations
              F. Ono-on-One Coaching
            V. Making Difficult Choices: Values
                A. Problems Stemming form Ethical Issues
                  1. Personal
                  2. Team Performance
                B. Ethical Behavior
                  1. Decision Making
                  2. Problem-Solving
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