THE ROLE OF STUDENT-STUDENT INTERACTION IN EFL CLASSROOMS
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The importance of peer interaction
Peer interactions are not merely a luxury to be enjoyed during lunch and after school. For maximum achievement, socialization, and healthy growth, constructive student-student connections are almost certainly a must. The following are some of the ways that positive student-student relationships help students achieve their educational goals (1980, Johnson)
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