Collaborative Learning
Teacher-Directed
Student Collaboration
Program
Content
- Principles of Teacher-Directed
Student Collaboration
- Building Structure and
Trust
- Building Consensus
- Reaching New Heights
through Teacher-Directed Student Collaboration
Program
Objectives
- To appreciate and understand
the value of collaborative activities
- To learn the underlying
value of collaborative instruction
- To learn that structure
is required and that the teacher must be the vehicle through which
structure is defined and developed
- To learn the terminology
of Teacher-Directed Student Collaboration
- To learn that student
leadership and social skills can be developed and improved through
Teacher-Directed Student Collaboration
- To learn that teaching
and education can be more interesting and exciting for teacher and
learner
- To use Teacher-Directed
Student Collaboration to stimulate creativity
A staff
development program on this topic is available from National School
Services®.
Recommended
Training: 2 full days
Program
Training Book: Teacher-Directed Student Collaboration - 100 pages
( may also be purchased separately)
