EDU-06 THEORETICAL BASE OF MATHEMATICS EDUCATION -2
ASSIGNMENT
TOPIC: COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
SUBMITTED BY, SUBMITTED TO, NIJA N T KUNJU SHEMI TEACHER
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INDEX
INTRODUCTION
3 COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
4-5 ADVANTAGES OF COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
6-7 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CO- OPERATIVE LEARNING & COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
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CONCLUSION
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REFERENCES
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INTRODUCTION A fundamental aspect of teaching has been the way teachers arrange the classroom environment. A teaching strategy is the way instructors choose to convey information and facilitate learning. The most common teaching strategies are direct instruction, indirect instruction, interactive instruction, independent study and experimental learning. In such a way that one of the important teaching strategy is Collaborative learning
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COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
Collaborative learning is an educational approach to teaching and learning that involves groups of learners working together to solve a problem, complete a task , or create a product
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Many times teacher does not have a pre- set notion of the problem or solution that student will be reaching
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ADVANTAGES OF COLLABORATIVE LEARNING
Develops higher level thinking skills
Promotes student-faculty interaction and familiarity
Increases student retention
Builds self esteem in students
Encourages diversity understanding & responsibility for learning Involves students in developing curriculum and class procedures
Opportunity for personal feedback
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Enhances student satisfaction with the learning experience
Develops oral communication skills
Develops social interaction skills
Creates an environment of active, involved, exploratory learning
Uses a team approach to problem solving while maintaining individual accountability
Promotes a positive attitude towards the subject matter
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Differences between co-operative learning and collaborative learning Co-operative learning Collaborative learning
1. Based on the theories 1.Based on social Concerning cognitive constructivist theory Development
2. A comparatively large 2. The number of roles numbers of tasks are assigned to assigned to the members members is less of a group
3. The instructor has to play 3.He limits his a major role, he acts as authority and the centre of authority allows members To act freely 4. The teacher closely 4. The teacher 9
Watches the group work leaves the and provides guidance members to their wherever needed and style of work monitors the progress gives guidance towards the final goal only if they request him to do so
5. Development of social skills 5. Social skill for is taken up as an instructional working in groups goals is taken for granted 6. Group task will not be open, 6.Group task will because the teacher be open. regulates and assign tasks
7.Will be more effective for 7.More suited for
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for lower levels
8. Co operative learning 8. Collaborative gives stress to foundation learning knowledge considers knowledge as a social construct 9. The final product is 9.The final product determined in advance is not fixed in and all activities are advance, what the geared towards that members produce is accepted as the product
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In the Collaborative learning setting, learners have the opportunity to convers with peers, exchange divers beliefs, question other conceptual frame works, and be actively engaged.
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REFERENCES
Mathematics Education-Dr.k.Sivarajan
Teaching of Mathematics- Sudhir Kumar, D.N.Ratnalikar