Learning Strategies

Seminar dialogue planning is the process a teacher uses to prepare a structured group discussion before students ever sit down

Structured discussion prompts are short, carefully worded questions or sentence starters that guide students through a conversation with a clear

Jigsaw learning structures are a cooperative method in which each student becomes responsible for one part of a larger topic

Cooperative learning roles are specific jobs given to each member of a small group so that everyone has a defined

Pair problem solving is a classroom arrangement in which two students work together on one problem, talking through each step

Peer feedback for learning is the practice of having students read, respond to, and comment on each other’s work so

Peer questioning strategies are structured ways for students to ask one another questions about a topic, rather than relying only

Collaborative note review is a study practice in which two or more learners compare, check, and improve their lecture or

Reciprocal teaching methods are a structured approach to reading in which students and a teacher take turns leading discussion about

Study group protocols are the agreed rules a small group follows during a study session, covering who does what, how