Cooperative learning, also called small-group learning, is one teaching method that can help students learn academic material and social skills. Understanding more about cooperative learning can help you create a positive social experience in your classroom. Cooperative learning happens when students work in small groups to achieve a common goal. Educators are able to use this method in every grade. Through open discussions, students are able to learn from each other. Cooperative learning is an innovative instructional strategy that employs a lot of motivational techniques to make instruction relevant and students more responsible. It centers around the idea of breaking students into small groups to learn. This allows both individual students and the class at large to grasp concepts through their personal learning styles and those of fellow students. Here individual students’ learning benefits the whole group so that students can work toward concept mastery together. The present study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of cooperative learning strategy on achievement in English at secondary school level.
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