Research book:Cooperative learning can increase efficiency

 

  • Professional Development for Cooperative Learning: Issues and Approaches


This book describes approaches to professional development for cooperative learning and how the use of cooperative learning for teacher learning is leading to new insights into professional growth in schools.

With the help of this project, the author believes that forming a study group to study cooperatively can improve the quality of the course.



  • The Art of Procrastination


This is precisely one of the points of “The Art of Procrastination: A Guide to Effective Dawdling, Lollygagging and Postponing,”



“Structured procrastinators get more done. Priorities may not be their focus, but they are still accomplishing things.”—John Perry

The theory in the book can be applied to my project concept

  • He suggests we stop beating ourselves up for delaying work and recognize that by procrastinating one task, we’re still accomplishing others.
  • First up is task triage, or prioritizing things to do by urgency.
  • He also suggests using music.  music's power to motivate - Music can help them get things done, propelling you forward with notes, melody and beat.





Bibliography:

Brody, C. M., & Davidson, N. (Eds.). (1998). Professional development for cooperative learning: Issues and approaches. Suny Press.

Perry, J. (2010). The art of procrastination: A guide to effective dawdling, lollygagging, and postponing. Workman Publishing.








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