Group Interaction
Playing in a group teaches many things. When you play together, you learn to be a part of a team, to work according to other people’s style and accept their way of approach.
You learn to listen to another person’s ideas and try new things.
Group
games, therefore, are essential for a child’s social and emotional
development. Group games, therefore, are essential for a child’s social
and emotional development.
Activities to Teach for Group Interaction
•Team Building Activities:
•Group Interaction Games:
•Kagan Cooperative Learning
Strategies: a variety of strategies that are structured and students interact
with each other completing a task/common goal.
Videos:
- Teacher: Edrienna Thomas
