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Collaboration in learning : transcending the classroom walls / Mal Lee and Lorrae Ward.

By: Lee, Mal.
Contributor(s): Ward, Lorrae.
Publisher: Camberwell, Vic. : ACER Press, 2013Description: xiv, 126 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9781742861302 (pbk.) :; 174286130X (pbk.) :.Subject(s): Learning | Teaching | Computer-assisted instruction | Student-centered learning | Inquiry-based learning | Home and school | Learning | Teaching
Contents:
1. Collaboration in learning: the beginnings of an idea -- 2. Discovering collaboration: the search for examples -- 3. Learning from the pathfinders -- 4. The many faces of collaboration -- 5. Collaborative teaching: a vision for the future -- 6. The evidence for collaboration -- 7. Getting ready for collaboration -- 8. Putting collaboration into practice -- 9. An ever-evolving development -- 10. Realising the benefits of collaboration -- 11. Collaboration in learning: bringing it all together.
Summary: For the first time, we have a resource that dissects what actually happens when the use of the digital is normalised; when every teacher in a school employs the digital as a natural part of their daily regime.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-123) and index.

1. Collaboration in learning: the beginnings of an idea -- 2. Discovering collaboration: the search for examples -- 3. Learning from the pathfinders -- 4. The many faces of collaboration -- 5. Collaborative teaching: a vision for the future -- 6. The evidence for collaboration -- 7. Getting ready for collaboration -- 8. Putting collaboration into practice -- 9. An ever-evolving development -- 10. Realising the benefits of collaboration -- 11. Collaboration in learning: bringing it all together.

For the first time, we have a resource that dissects what actually happens when the use of the digital is normalised; when every teacher in a school employs the digital as a natural part of their daily regime.

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