Which of the following are the strategies of co-operative learning? A. Rally…

Key idea: cooperative learning strategies are structured techniques that promote student interaction and shared responsibility.

• Rally coach — pairs alternate solving tasks and coaching each other, promoting peer support and immediate feedback.

• Talking chips — a participation structure where students use a token to take turns speaking, ensuring equal contributions.

• Round table — students contribute ideas or answers in sequence around the group, encouraging shared input.

• Think-pair-share — students think individually, discuss with a partner, then share with the class, combining reflection and collaboration.

Not a cooperative strategy: Schedule is an organizational/planning tool rather than a student interaction technique, so it is not considered a cooperative learning strategy.

Correct answer: Rally coach, Talking chips, Round table, and Think-pair-share.