2. In the UNESCO report
“The four pillars of Education,
Learning: The Treasure within”
Collaboration and communication
are identified within each of the four pillars.
Learning to know
Learning to do
Learning to live together
Learning to be
Delors, J. UNESCO Report. “The four pillars of Education, Learning:
The Treasure within”. http://www.unesco.org/delors/fourpil.htm)
3. A Development of Learning
Management Strategies
using Sociocultural Theory
and Collaborative Learning
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The distance between the actual
developmental level as determined by
independent problem solving and the level of
potential development as determined through
problem solving under adult guidance, or in
collaboration with more capable peers
Or
The distance between what a child can do on
his/her own and what the child can complete
with adult assistance.
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The first one is imitative learning
(where one person tries to imitate or copy another.)
The second is instructed learning
(which involves remembering the instructions of
teacher and then using these instructions to
self-regulate.)
The third is collaborative learning
(involves a group of peers who understand
and can work together to learn a specific skill.)
32. Cooperative work offers the group the opportunity to benefit from
expertise that is “distributed” to form a complete and integrated
representation of a problematic.
In other words, the group is made up of “expert” members who
intervene in their respective fields.
33. In a collaborative work process, each individual shares knowledge and
benefits from the knowledge of others. Time, knowledge and the ideas shared
are not the result of a simple subtraction: one does not lose what one shares and
one does not gain another one’s loss.
Thus, there is a construction of community knowledge that is much more than
the sum of each individual’s knowledge. Knowledge is built on all levels, because
collaboration involves the participants emotionally as well as on cognitive and
social levels.
34. a plural approach allows
for a three-part process that
alternates between :
the collaborative and
cooperative approaches
building technological, information and media fluencies
Developing thinking skills
making use of project based learning
using problem solving as a teaching tool
using 21st C assessments with timely, appropriate and detailed feedback and reflection
It is collaborative in nature and uses enabling and empowering technologies
It fosters Contextual learning bridging the disciplines and curriculum areas