Collaborative learning involves team members supporting each other to achieve a common goal through positive interdependence, interaction, and individual contributions. The teacher facilitates the group by helping remedy issues and clarify errors, while students contribute questions, ideas, and solutions to further their understanding, taking turns to ensure all collaborate. Collaborative learning promotes developing knowledge by activating individual thought, enables richer learning objectives, and increases motivation by strengthening bonds between members, though monitoring progress can be difficult.

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6. Advantage Promotes the development of knowledge because it requires activating the individual thought. Enables the achievement of objectives that are qualitatively richer in content. It increases the motivation to work to promote greater closeness between the members.

7. Disadvantage The process of monitoring and evaluation of these works may cause some difficulty. An activity becomes too directive