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Wednesday 4 February 2015

LEARNING I S SOCIAL

Man is a social animal. He has to live, adjust and learn in groups. I strongly believe that he grabs more when he is doing something together.
One of the Principle of Learning is “learning is social.”Doing work in a group creates a sense of accomplishment.  If the work is done individually and he is not able to do it, he will give up. At the same time if the task is done group, there will be a feeling of sharing, helping and doing.
Learning in group improves the ability to interact with each other through discussion, collaboration and feedback. Every individual possess different skills and potentials. Through interaction students combine their views and ideas to achieve a creative and fruitful outcome.
In the context, I wanted my class to improve their writing skills. When individual task was give to them. I noticed that they were struggling and ultimately they found it no more interesting. Then I formed the class into groups according to their capabilities. In the beginning, I gave them easy topics of their interest. As the activity was given in groups, students who were limited to share their views individually, begin to contribute their ideas with their peers.
Initially they were struggling, but gradually as their confidence and interest developed, writing turned into productive material. As performing in groups made the task attainable, it also created confidence in all.

This Principle of Learning really assist teacher to develop classroom culture friendly, active and interesting.
BBN SR. SEC. SCHOOL PRATAPGARH (RAJ.)

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