Archive for the 'Group Studying' Category

How To Make Most Out Of Your Group Work

Saturday, October 18th, 2008 in College Studying, Group Studying | No Comments »

Aside from self-reliance, our school also wants to integrate the value of cooperation and teamwork among its students; hence, group projects are part of every course’s curriculum. There are very seldom courses or programs that do not require group projects; in fact even online degree studying involves some sort of group project or discussion.
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The Importance Of Cooperative Learning

Saturday, March 17th, 2007 in Class Participation, Group Studying, Studying Tips | No Comments »

Cooperative learning adhere in the concept of more heads are better than one which is best seen in the group studying. But students can engage in cooperative learning even without forming a formal study group. Cooperative learning can be achieved even the grouping is just temporary and occur only during class hours.
Remember the times when [...]

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Organizing Your Own Study Group

Thursday, January 25th, 2007 in Group Studying, Studying Tips | 1 Comment »

The easiest way to create and organize your own study group is to form a group with whom you share the same motivation and purpose. Students tend to choose the one that they are close too: their friends in class. However, it is not advisable to have your friends as your study buddies if your [...]

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How To Have A Successful Study Group

Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007 in College Studying, Group Studying, Studying Tips | 1 Comment »

There are times when studying with a group is unsuccessful. This happened when the group  members come unprepared or when the members treat their study group as a social group meet-ups. Bear in my that the study group session is not the time to mingle and talk about your personal activities but a time to [...]

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