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Which one of the following concepts related to cooperative learning is Mr. Fredrickson applying in his classroom?
 
  a. Base groups
  b. Peer tutoring
  c. Jigsaw technique
  d. Scripted cooperation

Question 2

Mr. Fredrickson creates competition by having the groups compete for free timea reward that will be awarded to only one group. Is this a good idea? Why or why not?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

a.

Answer to Question 2

Most theorists argue against creating competitive situations among individual students; however, they disagree about the value of competition among groups. On the one hand, the competition may be motivating, though only to the extent that each group believes it has a reasonable chance of winning. On the other hand, competition will minimize the extent to which cross-group helping occurs, and it may interfere with any sense of overall community that a teacher is trying to create.



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