An underlying purpose of cooperative learning is to
a. Give teachers a break from lecturing
b. Give students variety in the classroom
c. Make each student stronger individually
d. Allow some students to depend on their smarter peers
Question 2
Mr. Gonzalez tells students that, after learning the material in their group, there will be an individual test over the material. This is an example of
a. Positive interdependence
b. Individual accountability
c. Specifying desired behaviors
d. Intergroup cooperation
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