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    Cooperative learning involves students working in small groups on common tasks. It has 5 key elements: common goals, interdependence, interaction, individual accountability, and social skills. When implemented with computers, cooperative learning encourages active learning and motivation while improving academic performance and social skills. Students generally prefer working together on both computer-based and non-computer activities.

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    Cooperative learning involves students working in small groups on common tasks. It has 5 key elements: common goals, interdependence, interaction, individual accountability, and social skills. When implemented with computers, cooperative learning encourages active learning and motivation while improving academic performance and social skills. Students generally prefer working together on both computer-based and non-computer activities.

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    Cooperative

    Learning
    with
    COMPUTE
    Mr. William P.
    the Inte

    Introduction
    Reality
    dictates
    that
    school face the fact that
    each classroom, especially
    in public or government
    schools,
    may
    not
    be
    equipped with appropriate

    The creativity of the


    teacher will have to
    respond to the situation,
    and
    so
    cooperative
    learning will likely be the
    answer
    to
    the
    implementation
    of
    IT

    Defining
    Cooperative
    Learning

    Cooperative or Collaborative
    Learning

    Is learning by small
    groups of students who
    work together in a
    common learning task. It
    is also called Group
    Learning.

    5 Elements of cooperative
    learning:

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    A common goal
    Interdependence
    Interaction
    Individual accountability
    Social skills

    Advantages of Cooperative
    Learning
    Encourages active learning, while
    motivating students.
    Increases academic performance.
    Promotes literacy and language skills
    Improves teachers effectiveness.
    Personal and social development among
    students.
    Self- esteem
    Social relations between racially and
    culturally different students.

    COOPRATIVE LEARNING AND THE


    COMPUTER

    Based on a study conducted,


    researchers agree that the
    computer is a natural learning
    vehicle for cooperative (at times
    called promotive) learning.
    Thus, it shows that when
    students work with computers in
    groups, they cluster and interact
    with each other for advice and

    Moreover, given the option to


    work individually or in a group,
    the students generally wish to
    work together in computerbased and non-computer-based
    activities.
    Reflecting
    on
    this,
    psychologists
    think
    the
    computer fosters this positive
    social behaviors because it has a

    We all do better when we


    work together. Our
    differences do matter, but
    our common humanity
    matters more.
    Bill Clinton

    Activity:
    1. Form a group of 3 and design a
    promotional banner of our college.
    2. Be sure to apply your knowledge
    and skills and creating design
    using photoshop CS4
    3. Photos needed for the design are
    all provided by your instructor.

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