How do you address common misconceptions and errors in jigsaw groups?
Jigsaw groups are a cooperative learning strategy that involves dividing a topic into subtopics and assigning each subtopic to a small group of students. The students then become experts on their subtopic and teach it to their peers in mixed groups. This way, students learn from each other and develop communication, collaboration, and critical thinking skills. However, jigsaw groups also pose some challenges, such as addressing common misconceptions and errors that may arise during the learning process. How can you ensure that your students are not spreading false or incomplete information in their jigsaw groups? Here are some tips to help you.