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    Cooperative learning groups, identifying similarities and differences, and nonlinguistic representations like graphic organizers are three of Robert Marzano's six learning strategies that involve placing students in teams to collectively learn new subjects, highlighting patterns in lessons, and using visual imagery rather than just words.

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    Cooperative learning groups, identifying similarities and differences, and nonlinguistic representations like graphic organizers are three of Robert Marzano's six learning strategies that involve placing students in teams to collectively learn new subjects, highlighting patterns in lessons, and using visual imagery rather than just words.

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    Marzano's Six Strategies of Learning

    Cooperative
    Learning
    Groups
    Identifying
    Similaritites
    and
    Differences

    Teaching tool used to place students


    together to learn a subject collectively
    EX: Groups of 2-4 learning about a new
    subject

    To help students see patterns and


    similarities
    EX: Students are shown patterns and they
    are highlighted in lesson

    Nonlinguistic
    Representation
    /Graphic
    Organizers

    Nonlinguistic representations that use


    visual imagery, not just words
    EX: "Thought bubble" charts

    Homework
    and Practice

    Should always be incorporated into the


    day's lesson; never and afterthought
    EX: Homework that reinforces lesson
    while laying foundation for next lesson

    Advance
    Organizers

    Used to gauge what a student


    knows/wants to know
    EX: KWL Charts for instant feedback

    Cues and
    Questions

    Used to guide students learning.


    EX: Asking higher order questions to
    catalyze deeping thinking

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