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An Introduction to Teens and Adults Teaming Up for Success
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Tic - TAP - Toe: Your Way to Successful Teen-Adult Partnership
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When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade: What to do When Conflicts Arise
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Creating Partnerships of Equals
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Is that Your Final Answer? --- Group Decision Making
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Trust Me
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If at First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try, Again
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Understanding Each Other
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Listen to This
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Tic-TAP-Toe: Your Way to Successful
Teen-Adult Partnerships

Take the time to work through the following exercises designed to help you build on your your knowledge of partnerships. When possible, you may want to do your work online and then print it. Or, you may choose to print each exercise sheet and then complete it by hand. Whatever your choice, once you've finished each exercise, remember to print a copy of your work for your TRY-IT Personal Leadership Portfolio.

Have fun!

Prior Life Experiences Exercise 1:

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Think about times when you have been involved in partnerships. The partnership might have been between you and one other person, or it could have been between you and several others. Think about how and why each partnership formed. Make a chart with two columns. Label the left column “Partnerships” and label the right column “Mission.” Under the “Partnership” heading, name the participants/players involved in each partnership. Under the “Mission” heading, list the goals of each of the partnerships.

On the linked print-out sheet, complete your partnership and mission chart.

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Prior Life Experiences Exercise 2:

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Using one of the partnerships you listed in Exercise 1, think about how the partnership was structured. In your Reflection Journal, describe how each partnership came to exist. Then write what you can remember about the process of working toward the goal. What roles did each person assume? What was your role? Did the team achieve its goal? If so, how was it accomplished and how long did it take to succeed? If not, describe what went wrong.

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On the linked print-out sheet, record your reflections.

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