Decision Lab
Decision Lab is structured around making a collective decision in a situation where there is no single obvious answer and the available information is incomplete, contradictory, or ambiguous.
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Decision Lab is structured around making a collective decision in a situation where there is no single obvious answer and the available information is incomplete, contradictory, or ambiguous.
The Jigsaw Classroom, also known as the Jigsaw method, involves dividing material into sections, with individual students responsible for different parts before teaching one another in new groups.
Peer learning is based on the assumption that teaching others is one of the most effective ways of learning.
Role Play involves recreating a realistic situation in which students take on specific roles and make decisions from the perspective of an assigned character.
Speed Networking consists of short, rotating pair conversations in which students respond to specific questions or complete mini tasks. Each conversation lasts from one to several minutes, after which students change partners.
World Café involves several parallel discussions at different tables, focused on one topic or a set of related questions. Students work in small groups and then rotate between tables, developing and building on ideas from previous groups.