TDA 2.6 1.1

Working as part of a team in a school is very important, to make a school successful it takes teamwork.
Individuals need to work together towards shared goals and commitments focusing on meeting the academic and social needs of all pupils in the school.
It is crucial for the team to have regular meetings to enable the staff to implement new ideas or plans, solve problem, discuss prioritise and accomplish important tasks, which in all will benefit the pupils education and school experience.
Your relationship with your colleagues and others is very important, you need to think about how you relate to others and the support you offer to them both individually and within different school teams such as year group, subject teams or key stages.
If you support pupils who have special educational needs (ASL) you may also work with other professionals outside school such as speech and language,therapists or educational psychologist.
You may also work closely with one pupil and have to work closely with there parents.
You will need to develop a good relationship with them so the pupil is supported more effectively.
Team working recognises that all members of the team have different strengths and skills.
The team leader, if he/she can recognise those individual's strengths, can apportion the tasks that best suit each person .
This ensures that the team objectives or goal can be more easily achieved.
I think that for any team to be successful it requires those people to have common/collective understanding of what their aims and objectives are.
Working as a team is very important to get results everyone needs to work together.