Dedication: We dedicate this book to the teachers of the future and their students. Our hope is for those kindergarten students of today who eventually will become teachers. We hope they will experience such a broad range of cooperative learning structures throughout their schooling that when they become teachers and prepare their first lesson, they will no more dream of trying to teach primarily through teacher talk than they would dream of going back to the 20th century.
An edition of Kagan Cooperative Learning
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Kagan Cooperative Learning
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by Spencer Kagan
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Cooperative Learning, Kagan Structures, Cooperative Learning Work, Cooperative Learning Theory, Classic Learning Theory, Social Learning Theory, Motivation Theory, Expectation Theory, Classbuilding, Teambuilding, Social Skills, Embedded Curriculum, Cooperative Learning Team, Cooperative Management Style, Management, Teams, Cooperative Projects, Group Activities, Learning Activities, Group GamesPeople
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"It has been over twenty-five years since I wrote the first version of this chapter. At that time, overwhelming empirical evidence favoring cooperative learning had been collected and most educators had stopped asking if cooperative learning worked—they were asking how to make cooperative learning work. ..."
Table of Contents
Part I.
Cooperative Learning Theory and Research
Chapter 1.
Frequent Questions
Chapter 2.
Why Do We Need Cooperative Learning?
Chapter 3.
What Does the Research Say?
Chapter 4.
Why Does Cooperative Learning Work?
Part II.
Seven Keys for Success
Chapter 5.
Seven Keys for Success
Chapter 6.
Key 1. Structures
Chapter 7.
Key 2. Teams
Chapter 8.
Key 3. Management
Chapter 9.
Key 4. Classbuilding
Chapter 10.
Key 5. Teambuilding
Chapter 11.
Key 6. Social Skills
Chapter 12.
Key 7. Basic Principles (PIES)
Part III.
Cooperative Projects, Lessons, and Assessment
Chapter 13.
Cooperative Projects & Presentations
Chapter 14.
Planning Cooperative Lessons
Chapter 15.
Assessment & Grading
Chapter 16.
Motivation Without Rewards & Competition
Part IV.
Alternative Approaches
Chapter 17.
Classic Cooperative Learning
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The book that started it all is all NEW! Why would the Kagans completely revise and revamp a classic that has sold nearly half a million copies? The answer: So much has changed! Cooperative Learning today is different. This new book presents today s most successful cooperative learning methods. The Kagans make it easier than ever to boost engagement and achievement. You ll still find all the practical and proven Kagan Structures, including Numbered Heads Together, RoundTable, and Three-Step Interview direct from the man who invented cooperative learning structures. And there s still plenty of ready-to-do teambuilding and classbuilding activities to make your class click. But in this expanded edition, you will find new step-by-step structures, hundreds of helpful management tips, many more teacher-friendly activities and forms, and up-to-date research on proven methods. You hear how schools have used Kagan Cooperative Learning to boost academics, close the achievement gap, improve student relations, and create a more kind and caring school community. After decades of training and working with hundreds of thousands of teachers, the Kagans have refined and perfected the most widely used and respected form of cooperative learning ever. The Kagans make it easy for you to dramatically increase engagement and achievement in your class! (Source: https://www.kaganonline.com/catalog/look_whats_inside/BKCLW_reviews.php)
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Dedication is often The Purpose of the work.
It has been over twenty-five years since I wrote the first version of this chapter. At that time, overwhelming empirical evidence favoring cooperative
learning had been collected and most educators had stopped asking if cooperative learning worked—they were asking how to make cooperative learning work. Nevertheless, many were still skeptical or resistant. The questions educators were posing were of three types: practical, philosophical, and veiled resistance. Practical: How often should cooperative learning be used? Philosophical: Would the shift to cooperative learning prepare students for a competitive world? Veiled Resistance: Won’t cooperative learning create management problems?...
...Thus we begin this new edition of Cooperative Learning with answers to questions new and old. The questions remain a mix of practical and philosophical concerns, as well as questions springing from resistance to making the radical shift into cooperative learning. Admittedly, the shift to cooperative learning is a radical shift, so the intelligent educator should be asking many questions. (Page: 1.1)
learning had been collected and most educators had stopped asking if cooperative learning worked—they were asking how to make cooperative learning work. Nevertheless, many were still skeptical or resistant. The questions educators were posing were of three types: practical, philosophical, and veiled resistance. Practical: How often should cooperative learning be used? Philosophical: Would the shift to cooperative learning prepare students for a competitive world? Veiled Resistance: Won’t cooperative learning create management problems?...
...Thus we begin this new edition of Cooperative Learning with answers to questions new and old. The questions remain a mix of practical and philosophical concerns, as well as questions springing from resistance to making the radical shift into cooperative learning. Admittedly, the shift to cooperative learning is a radical shift, so the intelligent educator should be asking many questions. (Page: 1.1)
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