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  1. Collaborative Learning Home Page
  2. Cooperative and Collaborative Learning: Demonstration- In this session we'll focus specifically on how this technique for using small, cooperative groups in education can help improve learning in your class. Then you can proceed from CONCEPT TO CLASSROOM as you begin to apply new ideas to your lessons.
  3. Cooperative learning: A new direction- One major approach that is accepted as an effective method of cooperative learning is the Student Teams and Achievement Divisions (STAD) format created by R. Slavin. Mary Hamm and Dennis Adams describe Slavin's approach in their book, The Collaborative Dimensions of Learning.
  4. COOPERATIVE LEARNING: IT'S HERE TO STAY- Cooperative learning, a highly structured form of collaborative student learning, began in the lower grades. In 1989/1990, Robert Slavin wrote a guest editorial in a well-respected journal questioning whether or not cooperative learning had staying power.
  5. Dr. Robert Slavin on Cooperative Learning
  6. Educational Psychology Illustrations
  7. Neverstreaming: Preventing Learning Disabilities- "With appropriate prevention and intervention, nearly all children in the early elementary grades can learn to read well."
  8. Success for All Foundation- The official site for Dr. Slavin's "Success for All" program.
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