Together they achieve
The Success for All Co-operative Learning Programme is based on more than 40 years of research
Co-operative Learning enables schools to develop a unified, effective approach to teaching throughout the school.
What is Co-operative Learning?
Children learn in small teams where each child is responsible for ensuring that all team members are successful in their learning. The three principles of Co-operative Learning are:
- Team rewards/recognition
- Individual accountability
- Equal opportunities for success
The benefits of Co-operative Learning include:
- Consistent teaching, learning and classroom management structures throughout the school
- Clarity and transparency for teachers and the SLT of what comprises ‘good’ teaching
- Children can concentrate on learning rather than adapting to the style of different teachers
- A clear structure for supporting teachers new to the profession, or those who need to develop their practise further
- Clear modelling of expected learning behaviours, followed by positive feedback provides a structure that enables children to develop their own learning/metacognitive skills
- Our ‘Getting Along Together Programme’ to support the development of children’s Co-operative Learning and conflict resolution skills throughout the school
Research shows that Co-operative Learning leads to
- Higher achievement
- Increased retention
- More positive heterogeneous relationships
- Greater intrinsic motivation
- Higher self-esteem
- More on-task behaviour
- Better attitudes toward teacher
- Better attitudes toward school
Co-operative Learning is supplied with All our programmes: this is the cornerstone of Success for All.
In addition, Success for All has developed a unique Standalone Co-operative Learning programme that provides:
- A manual for all members of the teaching staff and SLT- this includes clear information on developing practise
- A full day of whole school training
- Follow-up support visits from a member of our experienced and knowledgeable team
- A set of whole school posters/resources
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