Flaws of Team-based Learning
Evidently there are flaws to every method of learning. Some people simply don't like working in groups, which could put a group at a disadvantage when it comes to a lack of communication. Some members of the group might be lazy, which can also hinder the forward progress of the group. Some of the disadvantages that occur are: greater chance of conflict between individual learners, decision-making takes more time, segregation of individuals can occur, less extroverted individuals can feel intimidated and be hesitant to contribute the trainer may need to intervene and provide leadership.
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