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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Does collaborative work offer students an opportunity for bullying?
Group
work in the classroom teaches students to collaborate, but some say it may offer
a prime opportunity for bullying, education blogger Sarah Garland writes in this
post. In a recent interview, Williams College professor Susan Engel argued in
favor of collaborative learning, which she says helps prepare students for
projects in the workplace. Author Katharine Beals disagreed, arguing that group
activities -- especially those that lack constant supervision -- offer a venue
for bullies to target vulnerable students. The Hechinger Report/EarlyStories blog
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