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What is cooperative learning?

While this page is under construction, please visit the links below to learn about cooperative learning.  Also, the next page has links to many video clips explaining and showing this teaching method.

1. The homepage for The International Association for the Study of Cooperation in Education (IASCE), the only international, non-profit organization focused on cooperative learning.

1a. The IASCE page for cooperative learning links

2.  May/June 2000 issue of the Harvard Education letter

3. An article about cooperative learning from one of the major 
educational research laboratories in the U.S.

3. An article from the California Department of Education website
titled, "Elements of Successful Cooperative Learning"

4. A RAND Corporation webpage about cooperative learning in math classes and another one about cooperative learning in literature and writing classes

5. An article about cooperative learning in secondary schools  

6. An article from the U.S. Educational Resources Information Center called Cooperative Learning and Children. 

7. An overview of cooperative learning from a research center in Iowa

8. Chapter One of The New Circles of Learning: Cooperation in the Classroom and School, by David and Roger Johnson

9. Numerous articles about Spencer Kagan's cooperative learning methods, which he calls the "structural approach"

10. An article about cooperative learnning from www.educationworld.com

11. Another website about cooperative learning in math classes

12. Another website about cooperative learning in literature classes