Peer learning

Peer learning is an educational approach where individuals learn from and with each other. This concept is rooted in the idea that learning is a social and collaborative process. Unlike traditional teacher-student models, peer learning involves individuals of similar status sharing knowledge, ideas, and experiences. Both participants in the process can act as both teacher and learner.
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22.11.2023

Vygotsky

In Vygotsky's view, peer learning is crucial. Peers can act as the more knowledgeable other within the Zone of Proximal Development, facilitating learning and skill development....
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22.11.2023

Montessori

In Montessori classrooms, children of different ages are often grouped together. This setting naturally facilitates peer learning, where older children can teach and model for y...
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