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Learning through collaboration

Collaborative learning enhances learning and social interaction by dividing students into small groups to work on projects with defined tasks. This fosters responsibility, communication, and critical thinking. Students discuss ideas, teach concepts to one another, and provide feedback, leading to a deeper understanding. Peer teaching and evaluation help them learn from each other’s experiences. These methods make learning more engaging and effective while developing essential skills.

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Let's learn from each other

In this Innovation, students create colorful charts with key vocabulary written in color and display them in the classroom. They use available resources in the school or surrounding environment to construct concepts such as geometric shapes and some measuring tools like rulers. The teacher guides the students to practically learn scientific concepts, such as the five senses, plant growth, heat, and machines, using available resources. Additionally, they collect discarded materials from the environment, such as cardboard and sticks, and use them as resources in the classroom.

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Learning outside the classroom

Sometimes, the classroom environment can become boring for students, hindering their ability to learn effectively because they cannot move freely within the classroom, and there may be a lack of available materials. Therefore, teachers take their students outside the classroom (to the garden, courtyard, or surrounding areas of the school) to conduct practical lessons using the materials found in the environment. For example, while teaching subject matter, a teacher might use the school garden and surrounding land to demonstrate the stages of growth and development of a plant to the students.

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