cooperative learning
n. 1. (also
group learning, collaborative learning) one of the three
primary components of Outcome-Based Education, where two to
five children are grouped in a classroom in order to do everything as a team. The teachers
do not teach; they facilitate. The students do not study; they practice
higher-order thinking skills (HOTS). The fast team members
learn to help the slower team members and everyone on the team receives the same grade. Reading, writing, arithmetic, science, history, etc. are of course irrelevant skills.
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