Explanation:
Homogeneous groups are those composed of people with the greatest number of similarities possible, such as experiences, educational level, opinions and skills. An environment that can be found in homogeneous groups is in work teams, where the members have educational levels and skills as similar as possible to achieve goals and objectives.
A heterogeneous group, on the other hand, is made up of different people regarding different variables, such as culture, opinions, languages, life experience and several others. This type of group is common to find in higher education institutions.
Research shows that heterogeneous groups are more productive and creative, and this refers to the social plurality in which they are found in this group, since having different types of people with different cultures, experiences and skills, can reinforce the dynamics of the group and the productivity.
It is important for the human being to be in contact with different people, as there is mutual enrichment between the exchange of experiences. Heterogeneous groups are increasingly common in a globalized world, so we must seek to expand the individual view and try to exercise activities where it is possible to contact different people, this increases individual perspectives, knowledge and mutual respect
