Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL)

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Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) EDU 412/413

Outline PAL Aims PAL Methods PAL in Mathematics PAL in Science

PAL Aims Def’n: acquisition of knowledge and skills through active helping and supporting among companions who are matched or equal in status Not a substitute for teaching or teacher-interaction One-to-one attention Increased time and engagement on a task Reciprocal motivation and support

PAL Methods Peer Tutoring Buddy System Cooperative Learning Group Work Tutorial Learning

PAL in Mathematics Habit-learning vs. Problem Solving Strategies Often a Confidence Issue Short-cuts actively sought Specialist vocabulary Use techniques from Intl Schools Differing Strengths and Weaknesses

PAL in Science Science as a transferable skill includes teamwork by nature Personal experience is shared and interpreted Common sense understanding evolves Different Strengths and Weaknesses