We all are well versed with the concept of Co-operative learning strategy, Right?
Share- a- Problem is one of the Co-operative Learning strategies.
This strategy lets the learner participate in the team in order to solve a given problem.
They are expected to analyze all possible solutions to solve the problem & choose the most suitable one.
Share- a- Problem is one of the Co-operative Learning strategies.
This strategy lets the learner participate in the team in order to solve a given problem.
They are expected to analyze all possible solutions to solve the problem & choose the most suitable one.
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As we know that Share-a- Problem strategy promotes collaborative & creative problem-solving.
For what kind of subject/ Topic we can use this strategy? Can you think of some variations in the strategy to use it in the traditional classroom as well as an online learning environment?
Share-A-Problem strategy can be used for teaching subjects like science,mathematics,sociology,etc.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely correct Ruqaiyya. In subject like Science & mathematics, the learners need to have a clear rationale for each and every process. This strategy facilitate the brainstorming opportunity to learners to get the correct, clear & coherent rationale.
DeleteAs stated by Ruqaiyya, Share-a-problem strategy can be used for teaching subjects like Mathematics. We can solve some maths problems by using different methods. Implementing this strategy in classroom will encourage learners to think about more ways to solve a particular problem.
ReplyDeleteVariation in this strategy could be using it in Online Mode through discussion forums. Moodle can be the best suitable option for discussion.
I agree with ruqaiyya and pallavi, this strategy can be used for brainstorming the topics so subject like mathematics can be greatly dealt with this strategy. Each group can be given a math problem then each group of students will try to solve the problem and find the solution with the help of the team members.
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