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Cooperative Learning for Meaningful Learning Yael Sharan

When does it make sense to study with another person?  An open-ended question  No prescribed answer or solution  Skill building

What is Cooperative Learning?  Small groups of 3 or 4  Helping one another  Sharing materials  Sharing ideas  Planning how to work together

A Cooperative Task or Learning Activity  Specific contributions &/or roles  Mutual help  Each one accountable  Clear evaluation criteria

Cooperative Learning Methods  Teams-Games-Tournaments - TGT  Student Teams Achievement Divisions - STAD  Cooperative Structures  Learning Together  Jigsaw  Complex Instruction  Group Investigation  Constructive Controversy

How Cooperative Learning Methods & Models Differ Mastery and motivation STAD, TGT, Jigsaw Social skills and interpersonal communication Learning Together Structural Approach In-depth intellectual inquiry, intrinsic motivation and equal status interaction Complex Instruction, Group Investigation

What CL methods and models have in common:  Learning activities suitable for group work  Student interaction focused on task  Cooperative behavior  Positive interdependence  Individual accountability -

How does CL affect teachers? Move from transmission approach to… Transaction Transformation

Before You Choose, Ask Yourself About: Group size Teacher's role Students' role Time Rewards Main aims Students' age The curriculum Preparation Forming groups

What Causes CL to Spread Around the World?  Diverse theories  Research support  Multiple methods, models, procedures  Teacher education  School-wide change