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Pioneering Perspectives in Cooperative Learning Neil Davidson, Offering first-hand insights from the early originators of Cooperative Learning (CL), this volume documents the evolution of CL, illustrating its historical and The pattern of results of those studies on cooperative learning indi­ cates the importance of designing cooperative methods to resolve the problem of individual accountability What Is Cooperative Learning? In W. M. Reynolds, G. E. Miller, & I. B. Weiner (Eds.), Handbook of psychology: Educational psychology (2nd ed., Four theoretical perspectives on cooperative learning and achievement are presented: Motivational, Soci Cooperative Learning and Achievement: Theory and Research Cooperative LearningThis book presents a readable, concise guide to research on the subject. II. PRACTICAL GUIDES TO COOPERATIVE LEARNING METHODS Cooperative Learning Robert E. Slavin, Theory, research and practice. COOPERATIVE LEARNING THEORYAn Introduction to Cooperative LearningCooperative Learning and Student AchievementCooperative Learning and This chapter explores the evidence bases for four theoretical perspectives on the effects of cooperative learning. These are theories emphasizing motivational effects of Cooperative learning and achievement: Theory and research. However, it was Slavin () who defined Several scholars and proponents (Slavin, ; Johnson and Johnson /; Taylor) have either offered definitions or provided the basic essen-tials of cooperative learning, and Kagen () iden-tified a broad repertoire of cooperative learning strategies. Four theoretical perspectives on cooperative learning and achievement are presented: Motivational COOPERATIVE LEARNING THEORYAn Introduction to Cooperative LearningCooperative Learning and Student AchievementCooperative Learning and Outcomes Other Than Achievement. It includes recent developments that point to essential elements of cooperative Slavin, Hurley, and Chamberlain present a historical review of cooperative learning.