How Does the Jigsaw Classroom Operate

question 86

Multiple Choice

How does the jigsaw classroom operate?

• A) Students compete to win a top award.
• B) Students are each given a piece of information that must be shared to solve a problem.
• C) Students are told that one student holds the key to solving a problem and they must find out who it is.
• D) Students are all given separate puzzles to solve.
• E) Students are "locked" in a room together and must work together to figure out how to "escape."

Analyze the influence of peer pressure and the selection effect in friendship formation.

Distinguish between different types of aggression and their gendered expressions.

Appreciate the importance of cultural traditions and norms in the transmission of social behaviors.

Understand the influence and expectations of gender roles on individual behaviors and practices.

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Definitions:

Tags

Identifiers used in programming languages or systems, especially in PLCs, to name or reference data elements like inputs, outputs, and internal values.

Not Operating

Refers to equipment or machinery that is currently not in use or functioning.

Retentive

A characteristic of memory or functions in PLCs and programming that allows data or values to be retained even after a loss of power or reset.