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How does Peer learning help you improve your grades?

— 15 April, 2020
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Peer learning is an educational approach to teaching and learning that involves small groups of students and teachers working together to solve a problem, complete a task, or create a product. Peer learning is based on the idea that learning is a naturally social act in which the participants interact among themselves. It is through the interaction that learning occurs.

Peer Learning tends to attain a higher level of learning, preserving information longer - enough to be retained by the students as opposed to their experience of learning individually. This is mostly because groups learn through clarification of ideas, evaluation of other ideas furthered by discussions that are retained in their long term memory. Research by Webb suggests that those who have worked on math computational problems collaboratively have earned higher scores. Students who have attained lower achievement formerly, now performed better when they worked in a heterogeneous group.

LearnTeachWorld is a global community of Students and Teachers which helps each other Learn. Students are assured of getting the best knowledge from their peers and teachers through collaborative and interactive learning.

LearnTeachWorld also allows Students to post questions and have other teachers and students around the world to answer them. Students acknowledge the answers or solutions by upvoting them, liking them or following them. Students can also follow other students and teachers and get notified when they post anything on LearnTeachWorld.

LearnTeachWorld allows GroupDiscussionswhere students and teachers can discuss specific subjects/topics. Study groups on LearnTeachWorld can be PUBLIC OR PRIVATE. A Study group interacts with each other through messages, whiteboard and audio/video calls from within LearnTeachWorld.

Top 10 things that you can do to improve your grades through Peer Learning:

The best way for you to do so is by taking the help of a Peer learning platform like Learnteachworld.com where you can get resources, tools and ready-made help from Teachers and students spread across various the world.

  1. Start by posting your questions on LearnTeachWorld. You will get answers from your student peers and teachers. Return the favour by answering questions in topics that you know.
  2. In order to get the most relevant answers at the top, upvote the answers that you like for various questions. The answer with the most upvotes will be shown at the top.
  3. Join various study groups that are already created by other students and/or teachers.
  4. Create your own public or private study group. Start by establishing some common group goals along with individual accountability. This way will help your group establish an unambiguous goal before starting on any topic.
  5. Keep the group size appropriate. A private group should ideally range from 5 to 20 students/teachers. A public group can have tens or hundreds of students and teachers.
  6. Some studies show that collaborative learning is highly influenced by the quality of interaction. Upvote the interactions that are good so that they bubble to the top.
  7. Create specific topics and discuss those topics more thoroughly. For example, a group created for 9th Grade Physics should discuss Physics topics relevant to that grade.
  8. Gauge your level of understanding on certain topics by Taking tests that are created by experts and teachers.
  9. Review and Join online classes that are offered by teachers around the world.
  10. If you can teach a certain topic to your juniors, create a Tutor account and create your own online classes.

The best part of all this is that while you are Learning and Teaching, you are also earning LearnTeachWorld points that you can redeem later. You can also transfer or donate these points to another deserving student who can then enroll in online classes and Learn.

Learn, Teach, Share and give a priceless gift of knowledge through LearnTeachWorld.