Lecture

Learning with Others

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This lecture explores the benefits of collaborative learning in science and engineering, showing that students who study together typically achieve better exam scores. It also discusses the advantages of peer tutoring and provides guidelines on when and how to work in groups, emphasizing the importance of giving and receiving feedback.

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