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    Kagan structures are teaching techniques that focus on engaging and student-centered learning rather than traditional teacher-centered methods. They replace direct instruction with strategies like cooperative learning, where small groups of students with different abilities share knowledge and support each other. Research shows positive outcomes from using Kagan structures, including mutual benefits for students who gain knowledge and receive group support through face-to-face interaction and developing interpersonal skills.

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    Kagan structures are teaching techniques that focus on engaging and student-centered learning rather than traditional teacher-centered methods. They replace direct instruction with strategies like cooperative learning, where small groups of students with different abilities share knowledge and support each other. Research shows positive outcomes from using Kagan structures, including mutual benefits for students who gain knowledge and receive group support through face-to-face interaction and developing interpersonal skills.

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    Kagan

    Mara Olga Alfaro #1


    Hillary Mendoza #8
    Lourdes Ramrez #14

    Kagan Structure
    Dr. Kagan believes that it is not what you have to teach,
    but how you teach it. He calls this Kagan Structures. The
    traditional teacher centered classroom is replace with
    strategies that are engaging and student centered.
    Basically, structures are a generic, content free, set of
    techniques for organizing content.

    Kagan's Structures are in alignment with

    Some of the documented positive


    outcomes include

    Cooperative Learning
    Teaching strategy in which small teams of students
    share different levels of abilities, and use a variety of
    learning activities.
    Mutual Benefits

    Gain
    knowled
    ge

    Group
    Support

    Five Elements of Cooperative


    Learning

    Positive
    Interdependen
    ce

    Face to face
    interaction

    Group
    Processing

    Individual

    Interpersonal
    and small
    group skills

    Video
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHyQXAz5
    -T4

    References
    http://www.learningtolearn.sa.edu.au/tfel/files/links/3b_
    cooperative_learning_1.pdf
    http://help4teachers.com/MarthasResearch.htm

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