23. Making Group Work Work: Strategies for Successful Collaboration in the Classroom

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As teachers, we know the benefits of collaborative learning for both students and ourselves. However, group work doesn't always go as planned, and it can be frustrating when students don't effectively collaborate or take responsibility for their contributions. But fear not, because in this episode, I'll be sharing my own experiences, providing examples of successful group assignments, and offering insights on how to troubleshoot when group work goes awry.

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