Collaborative Work
Digital Teacher Guide
Collaborative Work: Best Practices for Effective Student Interactions provides a comprehensive look at how to set up, monitor, and assess collaborative groups and partner work. Teachers grades 6-12 will find many useful tips, tricks, and practical methods for facilitating group work. The first three chapters guide teachers through the planning process. The middle of the guide offers a series of chapters that help classroom teachers implement effective student interactions. The final two chapters focus on technology and how mobile devices and laptops can be used to enhance and transform collaborative work.
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Product Details
- Classroom tested strategies.
- Practical ideas for facilitating group work.
- Tips and resources for blended learning.
- Assessment tools for partner and group work.
- Friendly, interactive reading experience.
LiteracyTA's Digital Teacher Guides
Educators enjoy reading our digital guides because they always find something they can use. There are handfuls of great activities, handouts, classroom resources and ideas--and every once in a while, nuggets of inspiration.
LiteracyTA's interactive teaching guides help transform classrooms and raise student achievement by putting effective teaching practices into action.
How to use it
Our digital teacher guides are easy to use. Click on a chapter and start learning.
What makes this interactive?
Our toolbar, located on the right side of the page, opens and closes with a click of a button. In the toolbar, teachers can select a chapter, take a quick tutorial, return to the beginning of the guide, and add digital sticky notes. To close the toolbar, click on the outer edge and the toolbar will slide to the right, creating a larger reading space.
Our digital sticky notes provide the highest level of interaction. Readers can create sticky notes and drag them onto the webpage. The sticky notes save every 1-2 seconds (depending on the strength of your Internet connection). You will see lines flash over the note as it saves. Readers can go back to their notes, add and delete ideas, and move them around as needed. We know teachers! And we know they like their sticky notes. Welcome to LiteracyTA's interactive reading guides!