The extraordinary teaching project: Group work strategies from an expert in group processes
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Alison Bianchi, an expert in structural social psychology and director of the UI Center for the Study of Group Processes, explains the research-based strategies she uses to build high-functioning groups that help all students reach their highest learning potential.
Key aspects of this strategy include critical thinking, team-based learning, student motivation, and diverse classrooms.
Key aspects of this strategy include critical thinking, team-based learning, student motivation, and diverse classrooms.
For more information about the Extraordinary Teaching Project, including transcripts, additional videos, best practices, and advice, visit the University of Iowa's Office of Teaching, Learning & Technology Center for Teaching at: http://teach.its.uiowa.edu/resources/extraordinary-teaching-project
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