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Group 1 - SDL

mrlenonlow — 2013-08-28 07:44:15 UTC

1) Learning from each other
2) Overcome challenges together
E.g. GESL

2013-08-28 07:45:21 UTC

Collaborative learning involves working as a team in order to combine individual effort and knowledge.

Examples:

1) Think-Pair-Share

2) Group research projects

2013-08-28 07:45:23 UTC

1) Jigsaw learning -- each group in class is an expert on a subtopic (send representatives to each group to learn about the topic)

2) Group work

3) Flipped classroom

2013-08-28 07:45:25 UTC

1. Group Discussion

- get students to discuss and brainstorm difficult questions on chemical bonding

2. Forum Discussion

Get students to discuss other real life example where bonding was similar to diap

2013-08-28 07:48:33 UTC

both are collaborative learning....??? what's the difference?

2013-08-28 07:49:03 UTC

1) Yes

2) Yes

3) Flipped classroom lacks any sharing. Students are completing tutorials in class while the teacher guides.

mrlenonlow — 2013-08-28 07:49:19 UTC

1) Collaborative
2)

2013-08-28 07:49:37 UTC

Think share pair is useful

Group research is not very applicable for JC lab-based assessment

It is only applicable at university level where team discussion are useful.