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Cooperative Learning: Group Processing
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Published on Nov 22, 2015
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1.
cooperative learning
Group Processing
2.
group processing
Purpose: continuous improvement
Decide what was helpful, what was not
Make decisions about future changes
Increases individual accountability
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4 elements
Feedback: receiving/giving
Feedback: receiving/giving
Reflection: analyze the feedback
Reflection: analyze the feedback
Improvement goals: looking forward
Celebration: encouragement based on hard work
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skillful feedback
Can create energy and constructive action
Focus on positive actions
Discuss behavior, not person
Must be specific, concrete, descriptive
Must be prompt, not delayed
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Reflections
Analysis of group effectiveness using the feedback
Analysis of group effectiveness using the feedback
Which behaviors/strategies were useful?
Which behaviors/strategies were useful?
Which behaviors/strategies need to be changed?
Consider variations in reflection exercises to prevent stagnation
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6.
incorporating reflections
Small Group Processing
Individuals share and discuss within their groups
Whole Class Processing
1. Instructor shares observations
2. Invites students to answer reflection questions
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7.
improvement goals
Bridge between reflection and future action
Must be specific and measurable
Group must create a goal for the next event
Individuals create a goal that contributes to the team goal
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celebration
Encouragement based on hard work
Recognition is a powerful incentive
Key to group and individual persistence
Reinforces desired behaviors
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obstacles
Can be time-consuming
Processing responses can be too vague
Students can be uninterested in processing
Requires student to have strong listening skills
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summary
Processing is KEY to student improvement
Ineffective behaviors can flourish without processing
4 steps: feedback, reflection, goals, celebrations
Actively plan for processing
Remember to allow enough time!
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