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WORKING IN GROUPS: A NOTE TO FACULTY

Some reasons to ask students to work in groups
Asking students to work in small groups is one of many approaches allowing students to learn interactively. Small groups are good for:

Some benefits of working in groups (even for short periods of time in class)

Large projects over a period of time
Faculty asking students to work in groups over a long period of time can do a few things to make it easy for the students to work:

Forming the group:

Organizing the work
Unless part of the goal is to give people experience in the process of goal-setting, assigning tasks, and so forth, the group will be able to work more efficiently if they are provided with some of the following:

Copyright © 1997 Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning. Permission is granted to educational institutions to reproduce this document for internal use provided the Bok Center's authorship and copyright are acknowledged.

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