Peer learning happens when students teach each other, enhancing understanding and engagement
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Students explain concepts to peers, reinforcing their own knowledge and uncovering gaps
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Group work fosters cooperation, patience, and social skills—each member complements the team
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Peers spot blind spots in understanding and offer creative solutions, boosting learning quality
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Teaching others strengthens memory; study groups improve recall over solo study
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Learning with peers from different backgrounds enriches viewpoints and deepens understanding
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Regular group meetings build accountability and keep members motivated to prepare and participate
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Models like Jigsaw and SI use structured roles to maximize peer teaching effectiveness
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Define goals, rotate roles, set ground rules, and debrief each session for continuous improvement