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This document discusses cooperative language learning. It defines cooperative learning as relying on small group learners to provide a way for learners to develop important life skills and the ability to work collaboratively. The essential elements of a cooperative learning model include task structure, purpose structure, and award structure. Key components of cooperative learning identified are positive interdependence, direct interaction, individual and group accountability, interpersonal skills development, and group processing. The document outlines steps for cooperative learning which include selecting appropriate tasks, determining positive interdependence, and facilitating cooperative partnerships. Important considerations for managing a cooperative learning classroom are grouping students, fostering a cooperative spirit, and classroom setting.
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- 2. A. DEFINITION OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING . Cooperative learning to rely on small group learners, this cooperative provide a way for learners to learn important life skills and interpersonal develop the ability to work collaboratively, cooperative learning can be applied to almost any task in various curricula for all ages of learners.
- 3. Thus essential that all teaching model is characterized by the existence of : Task Structure. ( referring to the way it was organized and learning , types of student activities in the class room . This means that students are expected do anything for teaching (academic and social demands )
- 4. Purpose Structure . (The number of students required inter dependence while working on the task ).
- 5. And Structure Award.( award individualistic given to students anyone who does not rely on another student achievement , award competitive results obtained from competition with other students, while award is also given as cooperative effort with some means student are given awards for joint venture is not a business one or two people but a group effort ).
- 6. B. ELEMENTS OF LEARNING MODEL OF LEARNING COOPERATIVE According to Johnson and sharan, essential components of cooperative learning is as the following : 1 . positive dependence 2 . interaction directly 3 . Individual and group accountability 4 . Interpersonal skills and small group 5 . processing group.
- 7. C . GUIDE AND STEPS Selecting tasks right (Course designer should ensure whether the application , practice , or part teaching the right thing for group activities ).
- 8. Determine dependence positive( If the activity of the group is important to learn the skills or new things ).
- 9. Facilitate cooperative partnership. ( Teachers must support group to find the forces unique from each group)
- 10. D . COOPERATIVE LEARNING MANAGEMENT CLASS There are three important things that need to be considered in the management of cooperative learning model class : Grouping. The spirit of cooperative learning . And classroom setting .
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- Award individualistic given to studentsanyone who does not rely on another student achievement , awardcompetitive results obtained from competition with other students , whileaward is also given as cooperative efforts with somemeans students are given awards for joint venture is not a businessone or two people but a group effort .)