The Second Cooperative Learning Seminar Promoting Student Leadership in the 11th Region

The event included the Coordinator of the regional SEDUC office in Jaguaribe, 7 representatives from the Regional Center of School Development, and directors and professor from the region.
The leaders of the seminar included 14 facilitators, 11 from the Office of School Development and Learning as well as 3 from the EEEP Professional High School in Pentecoste. According to the Coordinator, Elizabete Araujo, the group was very competent and available.
“The receptivity of the youth and directors showed us what we were hoping: this initiative is indeed the way to strengthen our youth” declared Elizabete.
At the time, a special thanks was given in the name of all the schools to Prof. Manuel Andrade, the Coordinator of Student Leadership at SEDUC and the entire team.
“The work will continue with a visit to the Professional High School in Pentecoste and the implementation of Cooperative Learning Cells in the schools of the region, beginning with a call for membership to be begun soon”, concluded the coordinator.
Cooperative Learning: is a methodology in which the students work in heterogeneous groups to resolve academic problems concluding in a project or another academic objective. For the development of these activities the students should rely on the guidance of a teacher or facilitator who is responsible for ensuring the presence of the 5 basic elements of cooperative learning which are necessary for proper use of the methodology.
These 5 basic elements are 1) Social Interaction (face to face), 2) Individual Responsibility, 3) Social Skills, 4) Group Processing, and 5) Positive Interdependency (Johnson and Johnson, 1998).
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