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I use popsicle sticks with numbers on them on occasion to create teams that require the process of - Form, Storm, Norm, Perform. At other times - I'm more strategic.

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The students on my staff each took a personality test. We created groups for two different tasks two different ways. For the first task, we worked with people who are alike. For the second task we switched to unlike groups.

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Secret Grouping- You ask students to write down at least two people they wouldn't mind working with. You put at least one of those people in their group, but you can also see who doesn't get mentioned at all. This helps you understand who might not have anyone in the class.

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Secret Grouping- You ask students to write down at least two people they wouldn't mind working with. You put at least one of those people in their group, but you can also see who doesn't get mentioned at all. This helps you understand who might not have anyone in the class.

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Grouped like a design firm...so uses real world labels and jobs. (Creative Director, copywriter, etc.)

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Grouped like a design firm...so uses real world labels and jobs. (Creative Director, copywriter, etc.)

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Group students combining multiple levels of abilities. Helps to provide peer support.

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Group students combining multiple levels of abilities. Helps to provide peer support.

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Grouped in multiple different ways based on assignment, certification, ability.

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Grouped in multiple different ways based on assignment, certification, ability.

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Random placement, or if there's multiple topics, who is most interested in what topic. 

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Random placement, or if there's multiple topics, who is most interested in what topic. 

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We all have strengths and weaknesses - what's yours? Categorize by kite, string and weight and group diversely.

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It differs depending on the project or assignment. Grouping works better in different forms for different assignments in my class. Examples: letting them choose, pairing opposite or like personalities, group by table(I have a seating chart), etc.

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Nathan uses smart goals (checked each week) to hold individual members accountable.

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All students respond to these:
I am an (Introvert/Extrovert).
My room is (Messy/Tidy)

Then group opposites together for a task or project. DO watch for failure to resolve conflict.