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Tag Archives: teamwork
An Interesting Perspective: The Struggle
Howdy bloggers, Welcome back to the last installment of An Interesting Perspective for the semester. I know I’ve been less consistent these past few weeks, but things have been hectic. Today though, we’re back on track and here to discuss … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges for Science Teachers
Tagged Constructivism, EDT432, education, engage, exemplary, Margins, science, science education, Science teacher, teaching, teamwork
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Together We Can Do Great Things
Groups vs Teams: I really like the quote above! Every student had different strengths and weaknesses. This is why working together is important. What you call people that are working together can make a difference in how they view themselves … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperative Learning
Tagged Co-op co-op, collaborate, Collaboration, Cooperative Learning, EDT431, education, explore, group, inquiry, Jigsaw II, Mastery, Motivation, passion, science, Science teacher, STAD, team, teamwork
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An Interesting Perspective: Less Me, More We
Howdy bloggers, Today marks the fourth official installment on An Interesting Perspective. In this post, we will discuss cooperative learning and its importance within the classroom. What is cooperative learning? When you think back to the good ole days, what … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperative Learning
Tagged Cooperative Learning, education, Science teacher, team, teamwork
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Who Packs Your Parachute?
I have a question for you: why do we teach teamwork in schools? While you think about that one, consider this story- Charles Plumb was a jet pilot for the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam war. He had been … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperative Learning
Tagged Cooperative Learning, education, Science teacher, teamwork
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There’s No “I” in Team
Cooperative Learning “Cooperative learning” may seem like a foreign concept to those who went through school with just lectures and tests with nothing else in between (I know a lot of my classes were formatted this way). The cooperative learning … Continue reading
Posted in Cooperative Learning, Misc
Tagged collaborate, Cooperative Learning, interdependence, student-based, teamwork
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