Student collaboration

Here are eight great games, activities and tech tools to help your students learn to collaborate in the classroom. Build your student community!

Collaborative learning teaches students to rely on each other in problem solving instead of going to their teacher.

Teamwork and collaboration! These are important parts of raising a 21st-century learner in the classroom, yet many students do not entirely understand what this it. I stress the importance of teamwork and collaboration throughout the year, but I take time in the beginning of the year to help students truly understand what it means. Throwing […]

NOT JUST ANOTHER MEETING: MAKING TEACHER COLLABORATION PRODUCTIVE - Five Tips!

Level up on your students' collaboration skills! Learn how to train your students to become leaders and facilitators of collaborative discussions! Teach your students these effective cooperative learning strategies. #cooperativelearning #collaboration #activelistening #teacherblog #teacherblogs #collaborativeclassroom #collaborative

There is an age-old adage that says, “two heads are better than one." Here are 20 collaborative learning tips and strategies for teachers.

Linguistic supports are especially important in math class, so that speed doesn't prevent varied ideas from being shared.

9 Strategies for Getting More Students to Talk: A state Teacher of the Year shares her techniques for increasing the number of students who talk and share their ideas in class.

20 Lessons that Incorporate the 4Cs–communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity.

Children learn a great deal, academically and socially, by collaborating—working together toward common goals. A good way to help students begin developing collaboration skills is by teaching them how to exchange ideas, information, and opinions as they converse with partners or in small groups. Partner and small-group chats require complex skills best taught in the Read More »