Cooperative Learning

As we have been told on this week section, Cooperative Learning is a social teaching strategy. It consists of creating groups of students that will be gathered regardless of their level of competence. Furthermore, each member will be assigned a role (the coordinator, the secretary, etc). In this way, we will boost their interaction and abilities at the time of generating, monitoring, sharing and providing all types of ideas. But the most important thing in the importance of this type of learning has to do with the possibilities students have to tak part in every single context; hence, the individual traits are also rather relevant in order to successfully comprehend and achieve closure (mutual benefits and learning are rewarded by means of cooperative implication).

All for one and one for all!