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My classroom is set up for collaboration using round tables.

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Group work is allowing students to work together, but collaboration is having them work together to achieve a specific goal.

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Students are assigned specific roles on group projects/ assignments.

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Students are assigned specific roles on group projects/ assignments.

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Working together!

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I hand out job responsibilities to each group member but I do a whole lot of small group conversations to model the right behavior.

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Q3: we do group activities all the time; I have used Googledocs with some success.

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Q3: we do group activities all the time; I have used Googledocs with some success.

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I think collaboration must occur before group work can happen.

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Once I finish my instruction I allow my students to collaborate with each other on most assignments.

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Once I finish my instruction I allow my students to collaborate with each other on most assignments.

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Theres not necessarily an "end product" with collaboration like there is with group work.

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Collaboration IS group work but in a successful way where everyone has a voice

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More heads working together are almost always going to come up with more and better ideas. 

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More heads working together are almost always going to come up with more and better ideas. 

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collab is working and communicating with others to complete/solve a common issue

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I use clothespins with names, Kagan chips, and roles during Science experiments, groups at tables, shoulder partners and face partners. Everyone in my class has a job in my classroom.

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Group communication and compromise

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Collab is sharing information - group work is completing a given project

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Collaboration is everyone has a voice in a specific task.

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I have found using the strategy of jig-saw helps students feel confident working in a group together. Students research one topic with a group and then share out with another group. This allows each person in the second group to have a separate role/purpose.

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Collaboration forces everyone to get involved in the lesson.

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Collaboration forces everyone to get involved in the lesson.

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Group work means all are contributing and collaboration means all are intentionally contributing in an organized way.

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Students are always in a collaborative group in their assigned seats.

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Everyone gets a voice!

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Collaboration is working cooperatively with others. Its benefits? 2 heads (or 3 or 4) are better than 1.

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Collaboration is working cooperatively with others. Its benefits? 2 heads (or 3 or 4) are better than 1.

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Group work is when everyone has a "job".