There is nothing wrong with challenging someone else during group discussions, but be polite and assume ignorance rather than malice. Remember that everyone perceives situations differently. Share group tasks, take your turn as scribe, reader, summarizer, and scheduler of lab and resource sessions. Listen actively to each group member. You will need to provide information to each person about how they are progressing from your perspective.
Information is the key to progress.
Therefore, developing your ability to provide constructive feedback is important and will be crucial to working with a team of professionals in the near future. Beginning a unit It's important to know who you will be working with for the next 10 to 11 weeks. Make sure you introduce yourself and find out information about other group members and the tutor. Exchange phone numbers and addresses. This will allow everyone to stay informed about bad weather, emergencies, and schedule changes.