Test My Knowledge – Chapter 6: Special Group Arrangements

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1- When adding new club members to a group you should…
- Decide where and with whom they are placed until they have mastered all three roles
- Consider starting them off in a mentor/mentee groups if they are in need of more individual attention
- Begin to rotate them between different groups as they become more familiar with club rules and procedures
- All of the above
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2- Which of the following is NOT recommended when adding new members?
- Placing them in a variety of group sizes
- Placing them in a group with advanced members
- Pairing them with another new member
- They should always start out as a Parts Supplier
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3- Mentors are responsible for…
- Disciplining the new member if they break a rule
- Set up and clean up
- Modelling roles and appropriate club behaviour
- Meeting up with their mentee outside of club meetings to practice building skills
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4- Mentor/ mentee groups should…
- Start with the mentee acting as a Parts Supplier in a set build
- Start with the mentee acting as a Builder in a freestyle build
- Start with the mentee acting as a helper in a set build
- Start with the mentee acting as an Parts Supplier in a freestyle build
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5- A mentor/mentee group is ready to transition into a freestyle build once…
- The mentee shows advanced building skills
- Both members can consistently alternate b/t Parts Supplier and Builder roles
- The mentee becomes bored with set building
- The mentor proposes a building idea that the mentee is interested in
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6- A mentor/ mentee group should never…
- Switch roles
- Go back to set build once they have attempted a free build
- Choose a set size/ complexity level based on the mentor’s abilities
- Switch out mentors and mentees
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7- In a mentor/ mentee freestyle build…
- Initially, the mentor acts as the Engineer and then this role transitions to the mentee
- A facilitator may offer minimal advice regarding building ideas
- A mentee who can act as an Engineer is likely ready to continue to the next level
- All of the above
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8- Depending on the group’s skill level, there can be multiple members playing the same role except for the _________________.
- Parts Supplier
- Builder
- Engineer
- Mentee
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9- In upper-level graduation freestyle projects, the size and intricacy of the builds require Facilitators to be on the lookout for behaviours such as (select all that apply):
- Solo building
- Role switching
- Off-task behaviour
- Confusion over building plans
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10- In groups where you have more advanced members, it is recommended that you incorporate two ________________ while a group of younger/inexperienced members can benefit from incorporating two ___________________.
- Engineers; Parts Suppliers
- Parts Suppliers; Builders
- Builders; Parts Suppliers
- Builders; facilitators
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