IMPORTANCE OF COOPERATIVE TEACHING IN MULTI-AGED GROUPS
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Cooperative learning, learner-centered approach, teacher-centered approach, multi-age grouping, socio-emotional development, informal learning groups, formal learning groups, cooperative base groups, cognitive and meta-cognitive skills, communicative language coaching.Abstrak
The main goal of the article makes up our minds the effectiveness and advantages of cooperative learning as teaching method of multi-aged students.
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