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This document discusses cooperative learning, which is a teaching strategy that promotes productive learning among students in a group. It defines cooperative learning as students interacting and learning together in small groups. The benefits of cooperative learning include fostering mutual responsibility and research showing its effectiveness. It lists the five elements of cooperative learning as positive interdependence, face-to-face interaction, individual and group accountability, interpersonal skills, and group self-evaluation. Finally, it provides examples of classroom activities that use cooperative learning techniques like jigsaw, think-pair-share, and numbered heads together.
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- 1. Cooperative Learning Presented by: SUHAIL AHMED What? Why? & How? WELCOME
- 2. ATTENTION ! Methodology should not be seen as an indoctrinated set of "standardized" and/or "acceptable" techniques - a sort of "teaching bible" if you will. You should see teaching methodology as your own personal domain, certainly open to outside influences and examples, but yours to experiment with and develop. Try using various techniques in a variety of combinations.
- 3. What is Cooperative Learning? A teaching strategy designed to promote productive and mutual learning among a group of students. Cooperative learning was proposed in response to traditional curriculum-driven education. In cooperative learning environments, students interact ...
- 4. Why use Cooperative Learning?
- 5. 5 Elements of Cooperative Learning i. Positive Interdependence ii. Face-to-Face Interaction iii. Individual & Group Accountability iv. Interpersonal & Small-Group Skills v. Group Self-Evaluation
- 6. 1. Positive Interdependence (sink or swim together) IS MY GAIN YOUR GAIN? I CAN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU.
- 7. (promote each other's success) 2. Face-to-Face Interaction WE WORK WITH A PARTNER OR AS A TEAM. I NEED YOUR HELP AND YOU NEED MY HELP.
- 8. 3. Individual & Group Accountability ( no hitchhiking! no social loafing) AM I DOING MY PART? ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART? I'M GOING TO DEMONSTRATE WHAT I KNOW!
- 9. 4. Interpersonal & Small-Group Skills Social skills must be taught.. WE ARE ALL PARTICIPATING SOME ARE LISTENING; SOME ARE SPEAKING SOME GET TO RECITE; OTHERS GET TO COACH SOMETIMES WE ALL ARE DOING PART OF AN ACTIVITY AT THE SAME TIME.
- 10. 5. Group Processing Group Self-Evaluation
- 11. How to use Cooperative Learning in the classes.. Cooperative-learning techniques revolve around the use of a particular tool : SMALL GROUPS, they can be used with almost any other educational strategy.
- 12. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Jigsaw
- 13. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Think-Pair Share
- 14. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Three-Step Interview
- 15. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Round Robin Brainstorming
- 16. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Three-minute review
- 17. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Numbered Heads Together
- 18. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Team Pair Solo
- 19. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Circle the Sage
- 20. Class Activities that use Cooperative Learning Partners
- 21. FYI
- 22. Cooperative Learning Advantages Helps foster mutual responsibility. Supported by research as an effective technique. Students learn to be patient, less critical and more compassionate. Disadvantages Some students don't work well this way. Loners find it hard to share answers. Aggressive students try to take over. Bright students tend to act superior.
- 23. Thank You For Your Time…. SUHAIL AHMED
Editor's Notes
- 07/16/96