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ohannuks
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I would like to start a discussion about group work both in education and in work-life.
Group work, especially in smaller groups, tends to be 'active learning'. Active learning tends to be more efficient than passive learning. I would like to know if you as a teacher like to assign group work and whether you have noticed any significant differences in students' learning. Alternatively, I would welcome any particularly interesting research on the subject.
According to your experience, how much does your university/workplace promote group work?
I'm sorry for scattering the post into two topics. I can make a separate topic for both education and work if people deem it necessary.
Group work, especially in smaller groups, tends to be 'active learning'. Active learning tends to be more efficient than passive learning. I would like to know if you as a teacher like to assign group work and whether you have noticed any significant differences in students' learning. Alternatively, I would welcome any particularly interesting research on the subject.
According to your experience, how much does your university/workplace promote group work?
I'm sorry for scattering the post into two topics. I can make a separate topic for both education and work if people deem it necessary.