ML73: How To Use Collaboration in Learning
We’ve all probably had glimpses of great teamwork in our own
lives, where every one’s strengths complement each other and compensate for
individual weaknesses, but these are often fleeting and temporary.
But examples of these learning experiences are few and far
between in most schools and universities and in the organisations that many
work in after finishing their education.
Collaborative learning skills must be continuously refined
and practiced, not just things that people write about on their CVs and talk
about in job interviews – because they can have a massive impact.
In this short episode, I'm joined by Will Reynolds - writer, videographer and
all around MetaLearner. We discuss a range of topics including:
- The benefits of collaboration in learning and how to use
it effectively
- The difference between dialogue and discussion and how to
use both
- How to find a balance between competition and effective
teamwork within groups
So whether you're looking to use collaborative
learning to pick up a new skill or just want to work better in teams, this
episode will give you everything you need and more.
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