Abstract
This chapter explores the distinctions between teams and groups, explaining their roles and contributions in collaborative settings. Understanding these nuances is crucial for higher education professionals seeking to cultivate effective teamwork, as it provides a foundation for fostering environments conducive to efficient and goal-oriented collaboration. By delving into teams' defining characteristics and features, readers will gain a clearer understanding of the dynamics that differentiate them from mere groups and equip readers with the ability to discern the most suitable contexts for deploying teams or groups, aligning their structures with specific objectives. The chapter also provides readers with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about team formation and practical tips that demonstrate how to create environments that facilitate collaboration and successful goal achievement.
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