Some mistakes students often make as they begin their co-leadership duties include all of the following EXCEPT :
A) Having a plan or goal for the group but not communicating that to their co-leader.
B) Sitting across from one another and making continuous eye contact with their co-leader.
C) Taking turns leading rather than co-facilitating.
D) Remaining quiet and letting the coleader do most of the work.

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Sitting across from one another and making continuous eye contact with their co-leader is not typically considered a mistake in co-leadership duties. Effective communication and engagement, including appropriate eye contact, can facilitate better coordination and understanding between co-leaders.

Some Mistakes Students Often Make as They Begin Their Co-Leadership