Interactive, Networking, Structure
1. Integrated network structures
o Integrated: combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole. organized or structured so that constituent units function cooperatively
o Networking: a supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest
o Structure: mode of building, construction, or organization; arrangement of parts, elements, or constituents
2. Word Pool
o Integrated: combining, coordinating, whole, harmony, organized, functional
o Networking: support, system, sharing, group, organization,
o Structure: together, arrangement, system, formation, design
3. Restructuring
o Integrated:We combine information and create harmony.
o Networking:The support of other people in your major will help you in the future when applying for jobs.
o Structure:Putting elements together forms a specific system.
4. Felt Experience
o When working in groups in class it is essential to integrate all of your knowledge into the school-work. I have done many group projects where the combination of all of our knowledge is essential. Everyone has a different perspective and way of looking at things.
o The most important thing to do in college is to network. This is one of the best ways to share different aspects of yourself that companies and people may like. I went to career day last year and met a lady who offered me an internship in the summer. I would not have gotten this opportunity if I didn’t attend career day and talk to different groups and people.
o Having a specific system of arrangement is essential at work. Every job I’ve ever had has required a certain structure and specific way of doing something.
5. Picking a word
Organize
6. Dichotomy
In order to organize, you must start out with disorder.
7. New word pool
(organize) establish, form, shape, unify, clean, consolidate, arrange
(disorder) chaos, disarray, confusion, mess, panic, untidy
8. Restructure
We establish unity and form when we consolidate a disarray of some sort.
9. New Felt Experience
I established unity all throughout my school years. I had to learn how to organize myself and my work so that I could succeed and be well-off, not only in school, but in the future with work, family, etc. I have learned many techniques to be able to establish some sort of form and routine in my life which will set my up for success.
10. New Word
Success
10 Step Process
Re: 10 Step Process
Integrated, Network, Structure
1. Integrated network structures
o Integrated: combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole. organized or structured so that constituent units function cooperatively
o Networking: a supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest
o Structure: mode of building, construction, or organization; arrangement of parts, elements, or constituents
2. Word pool for each person
Integrated: internal, link, cohesive, connected, unified
Networking: interact, collaborate, connect, negotiating,
Structure: framework, setup, construct, plan, frame
3. Restructuring. Making sentences with words
Integrated: We link together to be connected.
Networking: We interact and collaborate together which helps to exchange information.
Structure: Arrange parts to construct something complex.
4. Felt experiences using these words
Combining your own knowledge from self experiences with those from other people allow you to be prepared for the future. Wise people learn from others' mistakes, not just theirs. Integrate their experiences into your life and learn from them.
Making connections and meeting new people is key in college. Learning how to network sets you up for jobs in the future. As a business major, it is great to learn about different companies which creates opportunities for you.
Having a goal or plan in life means you have structure. You know where you want to go and how you are going to get there.
5. Pick 1 Word
Collaborate
6. Dichotomy: Two opposite words
You must bring in your own ideas by yourself in order to collaborate. We must disagree to agree.
7. World pool with the 2 dichotomy words
(collaborate) - together, merge, unison, unite, merge, combine
(disagree)- dispute, argue, clash, altercate, oppose, contradict, debate
8. Restructure with words from new word pool:
We collaborate (agree) with one another after hearing both sides of the disagreement.
9. Another Felt experience:
With being a business major, you collaborate all the time in group projects. Everybody brings in their own ideas which allows group members to see things from other perspectives. Teamwork is very important. In regards to my life, being on the basketball team is helped me to work well with others. Learning how to work with others and be part of a team is a skill.
10. 1/2/3
Plan
1. Integrated network structures
o Integrated: combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole. organized or structured so that constituent units function cooperatively
o Networking: a supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest
o Structure: mode of building, construction, or organization; arrangement of parts, elements, or constituents
2. Word pool for each person
Integrated: internal, link, cohesive, connected, unified
Networking: interact, collaborate, connect, negotiating,
Structure: framework, setup, construct, plan, frame
3. Restructuring. Making sentences with words
Integrated: We link together to be connected.
Networking: We interact and collaborate together which helps to exchange information.
Structure: Arrange parts to construct something complex.
4. Felt experiences using these words
Combining your own knowledge from self experiences with those from other people allow you to be prepared for the future. Wise people learn from others' mistakes, not just theirs. Integrate their experiences into your life and learn from them.
Making connections and meeting new people is key in college. Learning how to network sets you up for jobs in the future. As a business major, it is great to learn about different companies which creates opportunities for you.
Having a goal or plan in life means you have structure. You know where you want to go and how you are going to get there.
5. Pick 1 Word
Collaborate
6. Dichotomy: Two opposite words
You must bring in your own ideas by yourself in order to collaborate. We must disagree to agree.
7. World pool with the 2 dichotomy words
(collaborate) - together, merge, unison, unite, merge, combine
(disagree)- dispute, argue, clash, altercate, oppose, contradict, debate
8. Restructure with words from new word pool:
We collaborate (agree) with one another after hearing both sides of the disagreement.
9. Another Felt experience:
With being a business major, you collaborate all the time in group projects. Everybody brings in their own ideas which allows group members to see things from other perspectives. Teamwork is very important. In regards to my life, being on the basketball team is helped me to work well with others. Learning how to work with others and be part of a team is a skill.
10. 1/2/3
Plan
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nicole_farrales
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Re: 10 Step Process
10 Step Process (Complex, Adaptive, System)
Nicole Farrales, Madison Duncan, Jeff Dowtin
1. Integrated network structures
Complex: composed of many interconnected parts, very complicated or involved arrangement of parts, an assemblage of related things
Adaptive: to be able to make suitable to conditions or requirements, to adjust or modify fittingly
System: an assemblage or combination of things or parts forming a complex or whole, a coordinated assemblage of some sort of procedure
2. Word pool for each person
Nicole
Complex: complicated, compound, interconnected, arrangement, relation, entangled
Adaptive: chance, adjust, modify, flexible, bend, formable, impressionable
System: arrangement, organization, rules, coordinated, assembly, procedure, scheme, structure
Maddie
Complex: connected, complicated, arrange, related, assemble
Adaptive: appropriate, require, adjust, change, fit
System: assemble, combine, complex, whole, coordinate
Jeff
Complex: composite, network, combination, system, difficult, problematic
Adaptive: change, compatible, interchangeable, reciprocal, flexible, suitable, evolution
System: organization, methood, technique, process, framework, program, formula,
3. Restructuring. Make sentences with the words
Nicole
Complex: It may be complicated to organize an array of entangled things.
Adaptive: We are able to modify things in order to adjust to a different environment.
System: An arrangement of rules and regulations create a structure to which we follow.
Maddie
Complex: We arrange our related connections to form an assembly.
Adaptive: We often change our views to appropriately fit into society.
System: A whole is comprised of the combination of complex systems.
Jeff
Complex: Creating a difficult network may be problematic.
Adaptive: In order to change or evolve, we must be suitable for the future.
System: A framework of different methods used to create success is vital.
4. Felt experience using these words
Nicole
A group project I had this year involved many different steps, it was very complex. My group and I had to meet several times with our teacher because we were unsure of how to complete our project. It was very difficult to figure out without guidance from our teacher.
I had to adapt to a new environment when I came to college. It was a very different experience for me living away from home and I had to adjust to the change. It was hard at first but eventually it became very normal to me.
At my internship over the summer there was a very specific system that I had to follow in order to get my work done. Part of my job was to address and mail out letters to potential clients. I had a very specific structure that I followed in order to get all the letters done in a timely manner while making sure to avoid mistakes.
Maddie
When working with my colleagues I often connect my own felt experiences to their expressed frustrations in order to arrange our ideas and assemble them into a common goal.
When I am put outside of my comfort zone I often adjust to fit appropriately to the new environment. This allows for me to avoid any distractions and focus on getting the task done.
It is important to assemble a list of tasks and set deadlines when working in a group. This helps with the complexity of coordinating in a system.
Jeff
Trying to manage your school work along with a personal life is complex. It involves being able to be self disciplined and stay on task. It is very difficult to manage your time.
Adapting to the college lifestyle is life changing. Being away from home allows you to learn how to live by yourself and take care of yourself.
Playing basketball at URI has allowed me to learn the different system that we use on the court. Each division 1 basketball team has a unique set of plays that they run in order to make them win games.
5. 1/2/3
Pick 1 word for each person
Nicole: arrangement
Maddie: Coordinate
Jeff: Flexible
6. Dichotomy
2 opposite words
Nicole: It can be aggravating to follow certain rules, especially if they are complicated, however, rules create structure.
Maddie: Teamwork involves all to coordinate their goals in order to avoid the disagreement of ideas.
Jeff: Change is scary at first, but being compatible allows you to resolve conflict.
7. Word pool with the 2 dichotomy words
Nicole: (Complicated) complex, involved, elaborate, difficult, hard, involved, sophisticated (Structure) construction, designed, format, framework, network, organization
Maddie: (Coordinate) agree, organize, structure, harmonize, integrate (Disagree) clash, contradict, differ, conflict, counter
Jeff: (Compatible) consistent, constant, likeable, agreement, suited, well-matched
(Conflict) dispute, disagreement, altercation, discrepancy, friction,
8. Restructure with words from new word pool
Nicole: An elaborate design provides a unique framework.
Maddie: New innovative ideas come from the clash of harmony.
Jeff: Someone who solves or learns from an altercation can be described as well-matched.
9. Another felt experience
Nicole: The fishbowl is a unique way to approach our class because it is a way of learning that we have not experienced before. The framework of this class helps us connect with our group members online and in person.
Maddie: When using the fishbowl I am able to see the different ways my peers think and analyze the prompts we are faced with. It provides a space free of judgement for one to share their opinions and ideas.
Jeff: Those people who are comfortable with being challenged and facing hard situations have prepared themselves for the future. The fishbowl has allowed students to come together with their thoughts and opinions. Students may disagree with one another but can always come into an agreement.
10. 1/2/3
Pick another word for each person
Nicole: experience
Maddie: Conflict
Jeff: Agreement
Nicole Farrales, Madison Duncan, Jeff Dowtin
1. Integrated network structures
Complex: composed of many interconnected parts, very complicated or involved arrangement of parts, an assemblage of related things
Adaptive: to be able to make suitable to conditions or requirements, to adjust or modify fittingly
System: an assemblage or combination of things or parts forming a complex or whole, a coordinated assemblage of some sort of procedure
2. Word pool for each person
Nicole
Complex: complicated, compound, interconnected, arrangement, relation, entangled
Adaptive: chance, adjust, modify, flexible, bend, formable, impressionable
System: arrangement, organization, rules, coordinated, assembly, procedure, scheme, structure
Maddie
Complex: connected, complicated, arrange, related, assemble
Adaptive: appropriate, require, adjust, change, fit
System: assemble, combine, complex, whole, coordinate
Jeff
Complex: composite, network, combination, system, difficult, problematic
Adaptive: change, compatible, interchangeable, reciprocal, flexible, suitable, evolution
System: organization, methood, technique, process, framework, program, formula,
3. Restructuring. Make sentences with the words
Nicole
Complex: It may be complicated to organize an array of entangled things.
Adaptive: We are able to modify things in order to adjust to a different environment.
System: An arrangement of rules and regulations create a structure to which we follow.
Maddie
Complex: We arrange our related connections to form an assembly.
Adaptive: We often change our views to appropriately fit into society.
System: A whole is comprised of the combination of complex systems.
Jeff
Complex: Creating a difficult network may be problematic.
Adaptive: In order to change or evolve, we must be suitable for the future.
System: A framework of different methods used to create success is vital.
4. Felt experience using these words
Nicole
A group project I had this year involved many different steps, it was very complex. My group and I had to meet several times with our teacher because we were unsure of how to complete our project. It was very difficult to figure out without guidance from our teacher.
I had to adapt to a new environment when I came to college. It was a very different experience for me living away from home and I had to adjust to the change. It was hard at first but eventually it became very normal to me.
At my internship over the summer there was a very specific system that I had to follow in order to get my work done. Part of my job was to address and mail out letters to potential clients. I had a very specific structure that I followed in order to get all the letters done in a timely manner while making sure to avoid mistakes.
Maddie
When working with my colleagues I often connect my own felt experiences to their expressed frustrations in order to arrange our ideas and assemble them into a common goal.
When I am put outside of my comfort zone I often adjust to fit appropriately to the new environment. This allows for me to avoid any distractions and focus on getting the task done.
It is important to assemble a list of tasks and set deadlines when working in a group. This helps with the complexity of coordinating in a system.
Jeff
Trying to manage your school work along with a personal life is complex. It involves being able to be self disciplined and stay on task. It is very difficult to manage your time.
Adapting to the college lifestyle is life changing. Being away from home allows you to learn how to live by yourself and take care of yourself.
Playing basketball at URI has allowed me to learn the different system that we use on the court. Each division 1 basketball team has a unique set of plays that they run in order to make them win games.
5. 1/2/3
Pick 1 word for each person
Nicole: arrangement
Maddie: Coordinate
Jeff: Flexible
6. Dichotomy
2 opposite words
Nicole: It can be aggravating to follow certain rules, especially if they are complicated, however, rules create structure.
Maddie: Teamwork involves all to coordinate their goals in order to avoid the disagreement of ideas.
Jeff: Change is scary at first, but being compatible allows you to resolve conflict.
7. Word pool with the 2 dichotomy words
Nicole: (Complicated) complex, involved, elaborate, difficult, hard, involved, sophisticated (Structure) construction, designed, format, framework, network, organization
Maddie: (Coordinate) agree, organize, structure, harmonize, integrate (Disagree) clash, contradict, differ, conflict, counter
Jeff: (Compatible) consistent, constant, likeable, agreement, suited, well-matched
(Conflict) dispute, disagreement, altercation, discrepancy, friction,
8. Restructure with words from new word pool
Nicole: An elaborate design provides a unique framework.
Maddie: New innovative ideas come from the clash of harmony.
Jeff: Someone who solves or learns from an altercation can be described as well-matched.
9. Another felt experience
Nicole: The fishbowl is a unique way to approach our class because it is a way of learning that we have not experienced before. The framework of this class helps us connect with our group members online and in person.
Maddie: When using the fishbowl I am able to see the different ways my peers think and analyze the prompts we are faced with. It provides a space free of judgement for one to share their opinions and ideas.
Jeff: Those people who are comfortable with being challenged and facing hard situations have prepared themselves for the future. The fishbowl has allowed students to come together with their thoughts and opinions. Students may disagree with one another but can always come into an agreement.
10. 1/2/3
Pick another word for each person
Nicole: experience
Maddie: Conflict
Jeff: Agreement
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madison_duncan
- Posts: 16
- Joined: 10 Sep 2019, 10:40
Re: 10 Step Process
10 Step Process
11/5/2019
Nicole Farrales, Madison Duncan, Jeff Dowtin
1. Integrated network structures
o Integrated: combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole. organized or structured so that constituent units function cooperatively
o Networking: a supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest
o Structure: mode of building, construction, or organization; arrangement of parts, elements, or constituents
2. Word pool for each person
Nicole
Integrated: combining, coordinating, whole, harmony, organized, functional
Networking: support, system, sharing, group, organization,
Structure: together, arrangement, system, formation, design
Maddie
Integrated: combine, coordinate, whole, harmony, organized
Networking: support, information, sharing, common, interest
Structure: organization, arrange, parts, elements, build
Jeff
Integrated: internal, link, cohesive, connected, unified
Networking: interact, collaborate, connect, negotiating,
Structure: framework, setup, construct, plan, frame
3. Restructuring. Make sentences with the words
Nicole
Integrated:We combine information and create harmony
Networking:The support of other people in your major will help you in the future when applying for jobs.
Structure:Putting elements together forms a specific system.
Maddie
Integrated: By combining information we create a harmonized whole.
Networking: Share information with people that have a common interest
Structure: Organizing parts to build an element.
Jeff
Integrated: We link together to be connected.
Networking: We interact and collaborate together which helps to exchange information.
Structure: Arrange parts to construct something complex.
4. Felt experience using these words
Nicole
o When working in groups in class it is essential to integrate all of your knowledge into the school-work. I have done many group projects where the combination of all of our knowledge is essential. Everyone has a different perspective and way of looking at things.
o The most important thing to do in college is to network. This is one of the best ways to share different aspects of yourself that companies and people may like. I went to career day last year and met a lady who offered me an internship in the summer. I would not have gotten this opportunity if I didn’t attend career day and talk to different groups and people.
o Having a specific system of arrangement is essential at work. Every job I’ve ever had has required a certain structure and specific way of doing something.
Maddie
It is important to integrate your knowledge with the knowledge of your team members.When new information is shared it allows for new ways of thinking and creating new innovative ideas.
It is important to network yourself to your classmates and future employers. This allows for opportunities and experiences. It also allows for new knowledge as you continue to learn and expand your education.
Having a structure is important in both your educational and professional life. It allows for organization in the way one thinks and acts.
Jeff
Combining your own knowledge from self experiences with those from other people allow you to be prepared for the future. Wise people learn from others' mistakes, not just theirs. Integrate their experiences into your life and learn from them.
Making connections and meeting new people is key in college. Learning how to network sets you up for jobs in the future. As a business major, it is great to learn about different companies which creates opportunities for you.
Having a goal or plan in life means you have structure. You know where you want to go and how you are going to get there.
5. 1/2/3
Pick 1 word for each person
Nicole: Organize
Maddie: Harmony
Jeff: Collaborate
6. Dichotomy
2 opposite words
Nicole: In order to organize, you must start out with disorder.
Maddie: Harmony is found after chaos.
Jeff: You must bring in your own ideas by yourself in order to collaborate. We must disagree to agree.
7. Word pool with the 2 dichotomy words
Nicole: (organize) establish, form, shape, unify, clean, consolidate, arrange
(disorder) chaos, disarray, confusion, mess, panic, untidy
Maddie: (harmony) cooperation, consistency, peace, tranquility, unity
(chaos) confusion, disorder, anarchy, turmoil, disorganization
Jeff: (collaborate) - together, merge, unison, unite, merge, combine
(disagree)- dispute, argue, clash, altercate, oppose, contradict, debate
8. Restructure with words from new word pool
Nicole: We establish unity and form when we consolidate a disarray of some sort.
Maddie: Peace is found when we establish consistent cooperation after disorganization.
Jeff: We collaborate (agree) with one another after hearing both sides of the disagreement.
9. Another felt experience
Nicole: I established unity all throughout my school years. I had to learn how to organize myself and my work so that I could succeed and be well-off, not only in school, but in the future with work, family, etc. I have learned many techniques to be able to establish some sort of form and routine in my life which will set me up for success.
Maddie: I have been able to find harmony with my teammates in various group projects through connecting with them on a professional and personal level. This makes cooperation and communication easier for all involved.
Jeff: With being a business major, you collaborate all the time in group projects. Everybody brings in their own ideas which allows group members to see things from other perspectives. Teamwork is very important. In regards to my life, being on the basketball team is helped me to work well with others. Learning how to work with others and be part of a team is a skill.
10. 1/2/3
Pick another word for each person
Nicole: success
Maddie: Collaboration
Jeff: Plan
11/5/2019
Nicole Farrales, Madison Duncan, Jeff Dowtin
1. Integrated network structures
o Integrated: combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole. organized or structured so that constituent units function cooperatively
o Networking: a supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest
o Structure: mode of building, construction, or organization; arrangement of parts, elements, or constituents
2. Word pool for each person
Nicole
Integrated: combining, coordinating, whole, harmony, organized, functional
Networking: support, system, sharing, group, organization,
Structure: together, arrangement, system, formation, design
Maddie
Integrated: combine, coordinate, whole, harmony, organized
Networking: support, information, sharing, common, interest
Structure: organization, arrange, parts, elements, build
Jeff
Integrated: internal, link, cohesive, connected, unified
Networking: interact, collaborate, connect, negotiating,
Structure: framework, setup, construct, plan, frame
3. Restructuring. Make sentences with the words
Nicole
Integrated:We combine information and create harmony
Networking:The support of other people in your major will help you in the future when applying for jobs.
Structure:Putting elements together forms a specific system.
Maddie
Integrated: By combining information we create a harmonized whole.
Networking: Share information with people that have a common interest
Structure: Organizing parts to build an element.
Jeff
Integrated: We link together to be connected.
Networking: We interact and collaborate together which helps to exchange information.
Structure: Arrange parts to construct something complex.
4. Felt experience using these words
Nicole
o When working in groups in class it is essential to integrate all of your knowledge into the school-work. I have done many group projects where the combination of all of our knowledge is essential. Everyone has a different perspective and way of looking at things.
o The most important thing to do in college is to network. This is one of the best ways to share different aspects of yourself that companies and people may like. I went to career day last year and met a lady who offered me an internship in the summer. I would not have gotten this opportunity if I didn’t attend career day and talk to different groups and people.
o Having a specific system of arrangement is essential at work. Every job I’ve ever had has required a certain structure and specific way of doing something.
Maddie
It is important to integrate your knowledge with the knowledge of your team members.When new information is shared it allows for new ways of thinking and creating new innovative ideas.
It is important to network yourself to your classmates and future employers. This allows for opportunities and experiences. It also allows for new knowledge as you continue to learn and expand your education.
Having a structure is important in both your educational and professional life. It allows for organization in the way one thinks and acts.
Jeff
Combining your own knowledge from self experiences with those from other people allow you to be prepared for the future. Wise people learn from others' mistakes, not just theirs. Integrate their experiences into your life and learn from them.
Making connections and meeting new people is key in college. Learning how to network sets you up for jobs in the future. As a business major, it is great to learn about different companies which creates opportunities for you.
Having a goal or plan in life means you have structure. You know where you want to go and how you are going to get there.
5. 1/2/3
Pick 1 word for each person
Nicole: Organize
Maddie: Harmony
Jeff: Collaborate
6. Dichotomy
2 opposite words
Nicole: In order to organize, you must start out with disorder.
Maddie: Harmony is found after chaos.
Jeff: You must bring in your own ideas by yourself in order to collaborate. We must disagree to agree.
7. Word pool with the 2 dichotomy words
Nicole: (organize) establish, form, shape, unify, clean, consolidate, arrange
(disorder) chaos, disarray, confusion, mess, panic, untidy
Maddie: (harmony) cooperation, consistency, peace, tranquility, unity
(chaos) confusion, disorder, anarchy, turmoil, disorganization
Jeff: (collaborate) - together, merge, unison, unite, merge, combine
(disagree)- dispute, argue, clash, altercate, oppose, contradict, debate
8. Restructure with words from new word pool
Nicole: We establish unity and form when we consolidate a disarray of some sort.
Maddie: Peace is found when we establish consistent cooperation after disorganization.
Jeff: We collaborate (agree) with one another after hearing both sides of the disagreement.
9. Another felt experience
Nicole: I established unity all throughout my school years. I had to learn how to organize myself and my work so that I could succeed and be well-off, not only in school, but in the future with work, family, etc. I have learned many techniques to be able to establish some sort of form and routine in my life which will set me up for success.
Maddie: I have been able to find harmony with my teammates in various group projects through connecting with them on a professional and personal level. This makes cooperation and communication easier for all involved.
Jeff: With being a business major, you collaborate all the time in group projects. Everybody brings in their own ideas which allows group members to see things from other perspectives. Teamwork is very important. In regards to my life, being on the basketball team is helped me to work well with others. Learning how to work with others and be part of a team is a skill.
10. 1/2/3
Pick another word for each person
Nicole: success
Maddie: Collaboration
Jeff: Plan