Which of the following are cooperative learning strategies? A. Team-Pair-Solo…

Concept

Cooperative learning structures organize learners to work interdependently while each member remains individually accountable.

A named structure qualifies when peer interaction is built into the learning procedure through defined roles or stages.

Application

• Team-Pair-Solo moves learners from team work to pair work and then to individual performance.

• Fishbowl uses an inner participating group and an outer observing group, followed by reflection or exchange of roles.

• Think-Pair-Share asks each learner to think, discuss with a partner, and then share with the larger group.

• Jigsaw gives members different parts to master and then teach to their home group.

• Numbered Heads Together requires group discussion and makes any numbered member responsible for presenting the group response.

Cross-check

Each of A, B, C, D, and E contains structured peer interaction with shared learning responsibility.

Therefore, the complete set is A, B, C, D, and E.