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  1. Collaborative Learning Enhances Critical Thinking- by Anuradha A. Gokhale.
  2. Cooperative Learning
  3. Cooperative Learning- "There are five basic elements of cooperative learning according to Johnson and Johnson."
  4. Cooperative Learning And Assessment- Cooperative learning groups can enhance and at times are required for assessment, evaluation, and reporting--particularly when performance, authentic, or total quality assessment is employed.
  5. Cooperative Learning Methods: A Meta-Analysis- Cooperative learning is one of the most widespread and fruitful areas of theory, research, and practice in education. Reviews of the research, however, have focused either on the entire literature which includes research conducted in noneducational settings or have included only a partial set of studies that may or may not validly represent the whole literature.
  6. Cooperative Learning Models
  7. Foundation Coalition: Active/Cooperative Learning- "While many engineers begin with the Johnson and Johnson model of cooperative learning (usually as adapted by Smith or Felder) it is important to note that most incorporate ideas and strategies from many other practitioners, such as Frank Lyman's Think Pair Share or Elliot Aronson's Jigsaw ."
  8. Teaching Students To Be Peacemakers: Results Of Twelve Years Of Research- Between 1988 and 2000 we conducted seventeen studies on the effectiveness of conflict resolution training in eight different schools in two different countries. Students involved were from kindergarten through ninth grades.
  9. The Cooperative Learning Center- Co-directed by Johnson & Johnson.
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