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Examples of CW techniques:
1) Jigsaw
2) Team Group Tournament (TGT)
3) Group Investigation (GI)
4) Co-op Co-op
5) Peer tutoring
6) Conceptual Maps

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- Group size
- Lesson selection
- Distribution of physical space.
- Choice of collaborative materials and techniques
- Anticipating objectives and tasks
- Collaborative evaluation
- Concept of TAI (Team Assisted Individualization)

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The importance to establish collaborative links between students.

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The importance to establish collaborative links between students.

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a)  Positive interdependence.
b) Individual and group responsibility.
c) Equal participation
d) Group interaction.

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4. Authority of the teacher, who retains the capacity to decide on the task, as he or she can anticipate or know the outcome of the problem

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3. Institution-created conditions; within which students can construct meaning from the material studied by processing information through existing cognitive structures and then retaining the processed material in long-term memory

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2. Active construction of knowledge by students who discover and transform it.

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1.Group and systematized activities that promote socialization in students.

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COLLABORATIVE WORK
"The didactic use of small groups in which students work together to maximize their own and others learning" Johnson, Johnson and Holubec (1999)