When it comes to teaching, it may be a challenge to new perspectives for refining the learning process. In this context, phenomena such as globalization and the appearance of the Internet exemplify the fact that students' minds have constantly changed, shows that school subjects need to be taught at a new glance. Individual Learning Unlike individualist exercises, it is an excellent way to introduce 21st century students to the changing world, listen to their voices, and return the interaction to the classroom.
When valorising group work, it produced more meaningful knowledge. By working together, students can effectively participate in the issues they examine and encourage them to share resources and information with each other so that everyone can learn the most. Instead of being shy and not asking, through cooperative learning, students are asked to explore the doubts that enrich the learning environment.
However, the adoption of collaborative learning is an initiative that eliminates some obstacles that may endanger its implementation, such as:
1. Lack of dialogue
To be seen as a mixture of behaviors where both the teacher and the students are the protagonists. By avoiding verbal aggression, conflicts must be resolved through dialogue, taking into account everyone's feelings. Furthermore, the diversity of thought must be preserved in order to protect students' beliefs and beliefs. After all, highly self-esteemed individuals are more likely to understand the need for co-operation
. It does not keep the classroom safe
It is only a secret to prevent heavy students from spoiling the classroom: they show that respect is a great asset to not only mature but an unparalleled principle of cooperation
3. Fear of the community
The willingness to teamwork is unacceptable. Therefore, this fear must be gradually discussed and eliminated by implementing co-operative strategies to make the classroom a more positive and productive environment. To ensure more effective implementation of teamwork, teachers need to look for activities that benefit students in combination with the practical implementation of the theory
. Not knowing how to work
Group is defined as a system where all its components need to do a specific job of searching a unique product. For this reason, it is always important to know the weaknesses and strengths of all. If the members of the group are willing and willing to cooperate, progress can be made easily.
In addition, the benefits of integrating learning co-operation also extend to the classroom to improve skills development when teamwork is focused and a better overview of student singularities. After all, cooperation can be clearly defined as the key to success.
"The band is a beginning, co-ownership is progress and joint work is a success." (Henry Ford)
Source by R. G. Schwingel