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== Definition == | == Definition == | ||
- | TPS is a collaborative strategy where students work in pairs to solve a question or problem about an assigned reading or book. | + | TPS is a collaborative strategy where students work in pairs to solve a question or problem about an assigned reading or book. Students must first think about what they know about the prompted question individually. The students then pair with other students. The students then share their thinking with their partner, then share with the whole class. |
== History == | == History == | ||
- | Have students | + | This strategy was first proposed by Frank Lyman of University of Maryland in 1981. |
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+ | == How to== | ||
+ | Have students think about their response to a question, pair up with a classmate, discuss their response with their classmate and then share it with the whole class | ||
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== Why Use == | == Why Use == | ||
- | Helps improves students comprehension. It also helps students become active participants in learning. | + | Helps improves students comprehension. It also helps students become active participants in learning. It helps student think independently about a topic to answer or think about a question along with sharing ideas with others while building communication skills. |
== Criticism == | == Criticism == | ||
Need to be sensistive to learners needs when creating pairs. | Need to be sensistive to learners needs when creating pairs. | ||
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