Which of the following are cooperative-learning strategies? (A) Corners (B)…

Concept

Cooperative learning uses deliberately structured peer interaction so that learners work toward a shared task while participating and contributing individually. A classroom routine is a cooperative-learning strategy when it organizes discussion, idea generation, movement, or joint knowledge construction among learners.

Application

• Corners organizes learners around designated viewpoints or choices and supports small-group exchange.

• Fishbowl places an inner discussion group within an observing outer group, followed by reflection or role rotation.

• Team Word Webbing has a group build a connected visual network of concepts and relationships.

• Round Robin Brainstorming gives members turns to contribute ideas so participation is distributed.

Contrast and cross-check

Each of the four listed routines structures peer participation toward a shared learning task. Therefore, any combination that omits one or more of them is incomplete.

Result

The complete set is (A), (B), (C) and (D).