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Three-phase framework of teacher roles in collaborative learning: before, during, and after

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The primer organizes the teacher's role in collaborative learning around three phases attributed to Kaendler et al. (2015): preparation before collaboration, facilitation during collaboration, and reflection after collaboration. As the primer states, "Collaborative learning activities work best when a teacher plans in advance how to facilitate three key phases." Before collaboration, teachers prepare students with communication and relation skills and build classroom culture; during collaboration, teachers monitor and guide groups and check that students have learned; after collaboration, teacher and students reflect on the activity. The framework structures the whole primer and its companion toolkit.

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title Three-phase framework of teacher roles in collaborative learning: before, during, and after
description The primer organizes the teacher's role in collaborative learning around three phases attributed to Kaendler et al.
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