The use of group learning

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Ellen Cox

The use of group learning

Involving students into groups give every student the ability to see the entire project and develope it through to the end without having to do each seperate assignment.
The use of groups allows everyone the inaction and training along with completion on time. Everyone is focused to be on time therefore not to let the other members down in the completion of their task. Adding all the task together shows the students the whole project. Students are willing to work harder in a group rather than letting their peers down.

Linda Haladyna

By organizing learning groups and roles within the groups, the teacher is providing leadership activities for students who may previously have lacked this opportunity.

jackie orabo

student grps are great to have because students can relate to one another because of a common goal. also students can discuss among each other whereas they would not in front of a class

Related Learning Opportunities

ED101 - Effective Teaching Strategies

ED103 - Student Learning and Assessment

ED106 - Enhancing Student Learning

ED107 - Creating an Accelerated Learning Environment

ED111R - Active Learning Methods

ED114 - Questioning in the Classroom

ED124 - Flipping Your Classroom

ED125 - Effective and Efficient Instructional Strategies

ED129 - Practical Applications for the Flipped Classroom

ED136 - Assessment Alternatives for Instructors

ED143R - The Most Effective Instructor: Scholar and Facilitator

ED206 - Teaching in the Lab and Shop Environment

Instructional Delivery & Assessment

The use of group learning