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Positive Education: A New Way to Look at Learning,, the application of Positive Psychology to teachers own lives is considered, especially as it can convince and prepare teachers to use PE. The following section of the chapter explains SCCL activities for PE. Then, tips are provided for implement PE as part of SCCL. Finally, in summary, links between SCCL and PE are explained in table form.

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Neuroscience and What It Tells About Education, knowledge. Next, that chapter focuses on insights from social neuroscience, in particular why and how to promote mutual concern, encourage students to believe that collaboration can be beneficial, help students develop and deploy cooperative skills, and manifest altruism.

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Student Centered Cooperative Learning: An Introduction,hapter explains the term Student Centered Learning and its contrast with Teacher Centered Learning. Then, the other key term in SCCL, cooperative learning (CL), is explained, including how CL differs from students merely sitting in groups and how CL fits well with SCL, including a response to reason

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Communities in Support of Learning, suggestions as to how SCCL can help communities meet the needs in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: physiological, safety, social, esteem, and self-actualization needs. Some educators worry the SCCL might be especially difficult in the large classes that exist in too many parts of the world. The chapter

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Neuroscience and What It Tells About Education,n behalf of learning. Firstly, on a physical level, neuroscience tells us that human brains need water and nutrition. Secondly, on an affective level, students need the right level of challenge, support in the face of bullying and other threats, and motivation. Thirdly, insights from neuroscience co

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Thinking Skills,e bulk of the chapter explains various SCCL techniques which develop and mobilize thinking skills in a collaborative context. The techniques are SUMMER, Think Aloud Pairs, Exchange A Question, Everyone Can Explain Mobile, Academic Controversy, K-W-L-S, Group Investigation, and Singapore Spy.

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Alternative Assessment,ing (SCCL). This includes how formative assessment, in contrast to summative assessment, enhances students’ role in assessment. Also, included is how SCCL offers teachers and students more opportunities to look at students’ thinking processes. SCCL raises questions about the use of group grading. Va