Is this collaboration?

1994-09-01articleNew Directions for Teaching and Learning130 citationsclosed

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Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods Problem and Project Based Learning Collaborative Teaching and Inclusion

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Abstract This chapter discusses the characteristics that successful collaborative learning situations share and oflers suggestions for incorporating these characteristics into content area courses.

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