Learning Together

It fully utilizes the notion that learning can be a uniting and mutually beneficial process Whoever learns together, grows together. The statement is as true for individuals, teams, whole organizations, businesses, academic establishments or... 

We thank our coworkers for years of learning together. The work was supported by the Spanish Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnologfa (MCyT) through grants BFM 2001-0174 and 2000-0526, and FIS2004. 

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We have said that writing a learning journal is a good way of helping you to work through course material. Below we look at some of the ways that writing a journal can help you to learn, together with some written quotes from students on their experience. 

First, all actors involved in the OD-process participate in the same collective learning process. This is because knowledge creation in OD-work is fundamentally viewed as a process in which all participants learn together. Second, the outsider, that is the professional action researcher, is an external both as an integrated and independent actor in the process. Third, knowledge creation processes are linked to concrete actions for solving the actual issues perceived as central for the organization. 

JOHNSON D and Johnson r (1994) Learning together and alone, cooperative, competitive and individualistic learning. Needham Heights, MA Prentice-Hall. 

Team Learning. Together with our partners, we secure a sustainable supply of raw materials for our units and a supply of renewable products for our customers ... 

Harding-Smith T. Learning together an introduction to collaborative learning. New York HarpeiCollins College Publishers 1993. 

Cowie, H. Rudduck, J. (1990). Co-operative learning traditions and transitions. Volume three of Learning Together - Working Together. London. BP Educational Service. 

How can we learn together, rather than assume that knowledge flows one-way ... 

Participation and COLLABORATION learning together Learning alongside other students... 

Supporting students to learn together Members of staff working together Schools and other institutions working together... 

Why within the cultures (values and behefs) of the school do some individuals/groups learn together And, why are there barriers to some individuals/groups learning together ... 

More broadly, the teachers we interviewed aigued that a strength of the arts-based curriculum is that it provides opportunities for all children to learn together because of the nature of the learning tasks involved. For example, one teacher noted that philosophy lessons are accessible Because they [children] can all listen and they can all speak. So they start at the same level, and there is a real sense of equality . Another teacher described a science lesson which focused on the habitats of different animals. She chose to teach this through the medium of dance. 

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