How Is Cooperative Learning a Discourse Alternative

question 9

Multiple Choice

How is cooperative learning a discourse alternative?

• A) The teacher leads the discussion and the structure of conversation is focused on a distinct topic, which leads to more teacher control.
• B) The style of "teacher talk" changes as teachers assist students with tasks, give fewer commands, and impose less control with students in changing groups.
• C) Teachers ask students questions in order to activate prior knowledge and gather information about the subject matter.
• D) The focus is on understanding complex ideas, concepts, and texts in order to create a project.

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Definitions:

Countercultures

Subcultures or groups within a society that significantly differ and may oppose certain aspects of the dominant culture or mainstream values.

Surveillance

The close observation or monitoring of activities or individuals, often used for protection, security, or data gathering.

Corporate Culture

The shared values, beliefs, and practices that characterize an organization and shape its behavior, influencing employee morale, commitment, and productivity.

Programmed Routines

Established procedures for handling frequently occurring tasks which simplify decision-making processes.