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Understanding Group Processing in Student Learning

Group Processing is a cooperative approach where students collectively define study topics, investigate information, and present findings. Discover the 6-step process, benefits, and when to utilize it for problem-solving skills.

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Understanding Group Processing in Student Learning

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  1. Group Processing The Private Eyes Cherene Bauer, Rebecca Lake, & Trisha Pomeroy

  2. Definition Group Processing is when a group of students cooperatively define the topic of study and investigate information

  3. 6 Steps… • Students are placed into groups • The group identifies the topic • Each student gathers information from a variety of sources • The group prepares a final report • Each group member participates in the class presentation • Students decide on the purpose, methods, and means of evaluation

  4. When Should It Be Used? Group Processing should be used when developing problem-solving skills

  5. Advantages • No competition within the group • Students learn to work cooperatively • Students think on higher levels • More information is shared than if done on an individual basis

  6. Disadvantages The only disadvantage is if the group does not work cooperatively

  7. Resources • http://wblrd.sk.ca/~bestpractice/coop/examples11.html • http://www.pwcs.edu/curriculum/sol/groupinves.htm • http://www.avln.org/resources/standards/pdfs/rinvest.pdf • www.ghost.rider.edu/cii/presen/grpinv.ppt • http://www.users.muohio.edu/shermalw/aera91AA.html • http://www.nwrel.org/scpd/sirs/1/cu2.html

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