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EEX 3257 COOPERATIVE LEARNING

EEX 3257 COOPERATIVE LEARNING. BENEFITS OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING Academic Benefits. Increased achievement and increased retention of knowledge Improved critical reasoning skills Greater use of higher level thinking skills

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EEX 3257 COOPERATIVE LEARNING

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  1. EEX 3257 COOPERATIVE LEARNING

  2. BENEFITS OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING Academic Benefits • Increased achievement and increased retention of knowledge • Improved critical reasoning skills • Greater use of higher level thinking skills • Improves attitudes toward learning, subject area knowledge and school • Increased on-task behavior • Stronger intrinsic motivation to learn

  3. AFFECTIVE  BENEFITS • More positive attitudes toward teachers and other school personnel • Higher self esteem • Less disruptive behavior • Improves social interaction with peers • Greater collaboration skills • Increased ability to view things from another’s perspective

  4. KEY ELEMENTS OF COOPERATIVE LEARN • Positive Interdependence • Individual Accountability • Face to Face interaction • Group Processing • Interpersonal and small group skills

  5. POSITIVE INTERDEPENDENCE • Students NEED each other to complete the task. This can be accomplished through: • Mutual goals (each person must succeed to be successful) • Joint rewards (rewarded for performance of EACH group member) • Shared Materials and information • Assigned roles

  6. Face to Face Interaction • Key is careful structuring so that verbal interaction is essential.

  7. Individual Accountability • Success means EVERY member learns the material • Individual learning MUST be assessed • Example--individual exams OR select one exam to count as grade for the group OR select one member to answer a question for entire group

  8. Interpersonal and Small Group Skills • Teachers must teach interpersonal skills such as: • Communication • Leadership • Trust • Decision Making • Conflict

  9. Group Processing • Teach strategies and give groups time to analyze the functioning of their groups. • Feedback from the teacher. • Student observers use observation instruments and give feedback to the group.

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