Thursday, March 6, 2014
Cooperation
Our monthly theme for March is cooperation. One of the most exciting focal points in the current research is the impact of children learning from each other. In order for this to be most effective, students need to practice the skills required to cooperate. These skills include advocate for one’s own perspective and ideas, listening and understanding another person’s perspective and evaluating possible outcomes of different actions. We can help children develop this skill by practicing cooperation with them. I’ve learned that when cooperating with children I need to be prepared for surprises!