Is There a Right Way? Productive Patterns of Interaction during Collaborative Problem Solving
Compelling research evidence shows benefits for student learning from explaining one's ideas and engaging with the ideas of others. However, whether certain patterns of group interaction may engender this productive student participation is unknown. Using data from two third grade mathematics c...
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Main Authors: | Noreen M. Webb (Author), Marsha Ing (Author), Eric Burnheimer (Author), Nicholas C. Johnson (Author), Megan L. Franke (Author), Joy Zimmerman (Author) |
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2021-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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