A study examining the effects of cooperative learning on mathematics achievement of
a group of seventh grade minority students found that students involved in cooperative
learning performed significantly better than students who were not exposed to cooperative
learning (Reid, 1992). In a study comparing the effects of cooperative learning to
individualistic learning in a racially integrated classroom, Johnson and Johnson (1983) found
that cooperative learning experiences resulted in higher academic achievement for minority
students. Slavin (1985) examined the effects of Team-Assisted Individualization (TAI),
Ability Group Active Teaching (AGAT), and the Missouri Mathematics Program (MMP) on
mathematics achievement of third through sixth grade students, using experimental and
control groups. He found that TAI, a cooperative learning strategy, had the most significant
impact on mathematics achievement.
A study examining the effects of cooperative learning on mathematics achievement of
a group of seventh grade minority students found that students involved in cooperative
learning performed significantly better than students who were not exposed to cooperative
learning (Reid, 1992). In a study comparing the effects of cooperative learning to
individualistic learning in a racially integrated classroom, Johnson and Johnson (1983) found
that cooperative learning experiences resulted in higher academic achievement for minority
students. Slavin (1985) examined the effects of Team-Assisted Individualization (TAI),
Ability Group Active Teaching (AGAT), and the Missouri Mathematics Program (MMP) on
mathematics achievement of third through sixth grade students, using experimental and
control groups. He found that TAI, a cooperative learning strategy, had the most significant
impact on mathematics achievement.
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