Collaboration & Group Learning

No matter where, what, or whom one teaches, creating a learning community is essential to promoting learning at home, school, and the work place. In order to live, learn, and work together effectively, we need to be able to listen to one another, to work together to identify and solve problems, and to acknowledge and respect diverse points of view.

Resources

Tool
Ethical Dilemmas and Value-Based Decisions
Published: 2017
All of us encounter challenges in our lives. Sometimes they are quickly or easily resolved, but other times, it is not clear what to do, and there is no right or wrong answer... Read more
Article
Howard Gardner on Good Work for Lawyers
Published: 2016
Article Sample via Harvard Law School 's periodical The Practice . Article Sample David B. Wilkins: Your recent work focuses heavily on conceptions of “the good.” So I’d like... Read more
Tool
The Family Dinner Project Conversation Cards
Published: 2015
These conversation cards, designed for all ages, can help get the chat started around your family dinners. Read more
Tool
The Good Collaboration Toolkit
Published: 2015
The Good Collaboration Toolkit, a collection of materials designed to help individuals develop, nurture, and reflect on good collaborations. One can use this Toolkit for a... Read more
Book
Facilitating for Learning: Tools for Teacher Groups of All Kinds
Published: 2015
One of the most important shifts in schools in the last two decades has been the growing emphasis on collaboration among teachers and other educators. Whether you are a... Read more