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21st century
learning:
Generating HOTS
through
cooperative
learning
Dr. Johari bin Surif, Faculty of Education UTM
TENTATIVE
11.00 am: Ice-breaking
11.10 am: Introduction of
cooperative learning
11.20 am: Informal
Cooperative Learning
12.00 am: Formal
Cooperative learning
12.30 am: Reflection
Mengapa pembelajaran
koperatif?
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Structure of cooperative
learning
Informal
involve a small group
structure (number of
little , short time )
Often used in class
Formal
Can be used in a short
period of teaching
INFORMAL COOPERATIVE
LEARNING
DR. JOHARI BIN SURIF
FAKULTI PENDIDIKAN UTM
INFORMAL
Informal group
Meanwhile, an ad hoc
group, a discussion
Objectives:
Increase student focus
Provide a conducive
learning environment
Helped organize the
teaching material taught in
class
Ensure that students
understand what is being
taught
Conclusions provide
teaching
Activity 1: Focus CL
Begin class by asking
students to revise the
lecture notes within 2
MINUTES
In pairs, they need to ask a
question:
Look back at your note about
cooperative learning
with your partner,
understand and construct a
question.
Activity 2:
Think-Pair-Share
Teacher ask to the students
in the class
Students think the answer
individually.
With his/her partner,
students discuss their
ideas.
Students share ideas with
all friends in the class .
Example: The conquest of
Jerusalem
Aktivity 3:
Sharing Take note
Start with a brief class.
With his/her partner,
students summarize their
notes.
Fix the respective notes.
The aim is to improve
their notes.
Example : The issue of
Palestine
Activity 4:
Peer Question
In group, student is given a set of questions :
How ... can be associated with what we have learned
before?
What conclusions can I do?
What is the difference between ... and ... ?
What 's the main idea ... ?
Why is ... important ?
Aktiviti 5:
Thinking Aloud Pair Problem Solving
Problem solving in
pair.
One as problem
solver and one as a
listener.
In Phase 1, teacher
give a problem
(problem solver
solve the problem
and listener ask and
give a clue)
After 10 minutes,
answer from problem
solver collected from
listener.
Repeat Phase 1 with
other question and
change the role of
students.
Example: How to make
an ice?
FORMAL COOPERATIVE
LEARNING
DR. JOHARI BIN SURIF
FACULTY OF EDUCATION UTM
Activity 2: Jigsaw
Form a parent group
consisting of 2 to 4 people
Choose one from each
group to form an expert
group 1
Repeat the same step to
form four groups of
experts
In the group of experts,
they are asked to solve the
problem posed
SELF REFLECTION
How does
cooperative
learning can
enhance
students' higher
order thinking
skills?
THANK YOU
johari_surif@utm.my
Facebook: Johari Surif
013-7229759