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Collaborative Learning with Tear and Share Method

The "Tear and Share" method is a cooperative comprehension exercise designed to enhance understanding and review key concepts in a group setting. Participants sit in groups of four and follow a step-by-step process: First, individuals answer questions on a worksheet. Next, they tear the paper into four separate squares. Then, these squares are redistributed among group members. Each member scans the content, synthesizes a summary, and shares it with the group. This method encourages collaboration, critical thinking, and comprehensive feedback among peers.

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Collaborative Learning with Tear and Share Method

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  1. Tear and Share A How-To Guide

  2. What is a “Tear and Share”? • A cooperative comprehension check-up used to improve comprehension and review of key ideas and concepts. Sit in Groups of 4

  3. Step 1: Individual Response • On your four-squared worksheet, thoughtfully answer each question in the appropriate box.

  4. Step 2: Tear • Fold your paper into four squares, then open and tear it neatly along the creases to obtain four separate squares.

  5. Step 3: Distribute • Redistribute your squares so that one group member has all the #1 squares, another has all the #2s, etc.

  6. Step 4: Scan and Summarize • Each group member reads the content of the squares he/she has collected. • Think and write a synthesis summary of all the ideas.

  7. Step 5: Share • Each student reads the summary statement to his/her group of four. • Any student may add to or challenge a summary, giving evidence. • Write all four summaries on chart paper to post in room.

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