Cooperative Learning Law and Legal Definition
Cooperative learning is an instructional method allowing students to work in small groups within the classroom. In cooperative learning a division of assignment of several specific tasks is given to students. Collective effort allows students to practice working in a group and take leadership roles.
In cooperative learning, all group members feel connected to each other in the process of accomplishing the goal. Every member in the group should demonstrate an understanding and comprehension of the learned academic expectations. Face to face interaction compels the members to participate by communicating and discussing the goal. Social skills like listening, body language, sharing, and accepting ideas are developed during the group work.
Legal Definition list
- Cooperative Housing Development
- Cooperative Hospital Service Organizations
- Cooperative Grant [Education]
- Cooperative Forestry Assistance Act
- Cooperative Federalism
- Cooperative Learning
- Cooperative Ownership
- Cooperative Research And Training Units Act
- Cooperative Service Organizations of Operating Educational Organizations
- Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service
- Cooperatives
Related Legal Terms
- Active Learning
- Agricultural Cooperative Agreement [Agriculture]
- Asynchronous Learning
- Banks for Cooperatives
- Blended Learning
- Children with Specific Learning Disabilities
- Collaborative Learning
- Community Learning Center [Education]
- Comprehensive Student Work-Learning-Service Program [Education]
- Consumer’s Cooperative
