You are teaching a unit that includes a large amount of information the students need to understand. The material is not complex, but students should have working knowledge and be able to apply it in future lessons. Rather than lecturing to present the information, you want to use some form of cooperative learning for students to encounter the information. What strategy fits your goasl in this situation?

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4 June, 18:05

You are teaching a unit that includes a large amount of information the students need to understand. The material is not complex, but students should have working knowledge and be able to apply it in future lessons. Rather than lecturing to present the information, you want to use some form of cooperative learning for students to encounter the information. What strategy fits your goasl in this situation?

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Brennan Blake · Answer 1

The best strategy to fit the teacher's goal in this situation would be to implement something called jigsaw learning.

Explanation:

Elliot Aronson and his students invented the jigsaw learning in the 70s, which is a technique consisting of cooperation. Since that time, it has become extremely popular and successful, as this inclusive technique is great to make students interact with each other in the classroom, reading and exchanging opinions to re-organize the information in the text.