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not quite, this analogy won't fit, in the process of Peer Learning, it is more about discovering together, facilitated by resources and experiences that you can
by ashleshbiradar 7y ago
not quite, this analogy won't fit, in the process of Peer Learning, it is more about discovering together, facilitated by resources and experiences that you can share with your peer.
- tasogare 7y agoThis may be a good pattern for the average learner. If you have vastly superior motivation or ability, or prior relatable knowledge the time spend with others is mostly pure waste, like grand parent stated. There is no silver bullet in education, so it’s quite annoying to have a solution branded like it will solve every problem and is better than everything else while in reality it’s only suited to a few profiles of learner. And of course, SEO article like that doesn’t bother stating any implicit assumptions that had. PS: I’m working in a research field related to education so I read lot of papers about it. Lot of bullshit is said even in the field, and ever more by people outside.
- ashleshbiradar 7y agotime spent with others is not always "pure waste", Peer Learning can let you see the things you already see but now with a different perspective, from a different angle. Besides that it gives you enough experience to practice real world collaborations. And yes I agree, there's no silver bullet in education.