Clip 1: Coach Carter
I believe that this clip is Stage Three: Norming because when one of the members is placed in a difficult situation, all of the others have the compassion to stand up and assist him through it.
Clip 2: Aladdin
I'm going to say that this clip was Stage Five: Adjourning because the team has achieved their goals and one of them is leaving.
Clip 3: Remember the Titans
This clip is Stage Two: Storming because the two team members are arguing and one refuses to even consider himself as a part of the team.
Clip 4: Finding Nemo
This clip represents Stage Four: Performing because the team comes together and achieves their goal of getting Nemo out of the dentist's office.
The stage that remains is Stage One: Forming and for that I chose a clip from "The Breakfast Club".
I believe that this clip is Stage Three: Norming because when one of the members is placed in a difficult situation, all of the others have the compassion to stand up and assist him through it.
Clip 2: Aladdin
I'm going to say that this clip was Stage Five: Adjourning because the team has achieved their goals and one of them is leaving.
Clip 3: Remember the Titans
This clip is Stage Two: Storming because the two team members are arguing and one refuses to even consider himself as a part of the team.
Clip 4: Finding Nemo
This clip represents Stage Four: Performing because the team comes together and achieves their goal of getting Nemo out of the dentist's office.
The stage that remains is Stage One: Forming and for that I chose a clip from "The Breakfast Club".
I believe that this clip helps demonstrate how a group of people placed together get to know one another. It also shows how difficult it is to find a place in a group when you feel like an outcast. Also like in Tuckman's Stage One, the characters find out which behaviors are acceptable to the rest of the group and which are not.
Such a great choice for your video! I think it really explores another angle of the Forming Stage and I appreciate how you incorporated the idea of "fitting in" and struggling to fit in. I think that is an aspect of Forming that many, including myself, forget.
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