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Has cooperative learning been shown to improve student engagement and motivation?

Lourdes Yitzhakov

Yes, cooperative learning has been shown to improve student engagement and motivation! Cooperative learning means working together with other students in a group. When you work in a group, you learn from your friends and they learn from you. This helps everyone learn more and feel more motivated to do well.

Cooperative learning can be really fun too! You get to share ideas and have fun working on projects together. When you work in a group, you might also feel more confident about asking questions or sharing your thoughts.

There are lots of different ways to do cooperative learning. Sometimes you might work on a project together, like building a tower out of marshmallows and toothpicks. Other times, you might work on a worksheet or problem set together. Whatever the task, working with others can help you stay engaged and motivated.

So if you want to do better in school and have more fun learning, try doing some cooperative learning with your friends!