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Hi Lamiae, tanks for your contribution to this unique topic. You strike very
important point by saying, collaborative learning is an approach to learn with
others into a group or is a team work. Certainly, tremendous learning happens in a
group, most especially when each individual within the group has the mind of
learning additional knowledge.
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by Lamiae Hamdaoui - Tuesday, 10 September 2019, 2:57 PM
Hello Jeery.
Yes, That's true. the collaborative learning needs some ethics and behaviors to
ensure the participation and the learning of each of the group's members. We
have to be able to share our opinions and to learn from others without
sensitivity.
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by Athziri Perez Gutierrez - Monday, 9 September 2019, 4:01 AM
It's good to see that even with your limited knowledge of collaboration, that you
understand its meaning. I appreciate the thought that "inevitable positive" results
occur with this strategy. However, it doesn't always work out well. It's great
knowing what is means and its importance, but not everyone comes with that
mentality to a project. There are times. where people aren't on board or the same
page, and success can't be achieved to its fullest. With this knowledge, though, one
learns to lead others towards the right paths. One learns how to communicate and
work with the dierent skills and views to get things done. I can already tell that
you will gain much experience being here and develop a new sense of
collaboration.
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by Sai I Sai - Tuesday, 10 September 2019, 11:37 AM
1. Hello Lamiae Hamdaoui! You talk all about the perfect point of collaborative
learning. Yes, collaborative learning is the best and quick way to improve our
learning as well as strong communication with others. Actually, we are learning
collaboratively at Uopeople we meet dierent people unexpectedly and share our
