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Cooperate

Cooperate refers to actively working together, sharing ideas and resources, and demonstrating teamwork skills in order to achieve common goals or solve problems effectively and efficiently.

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How to use the verb Cooperate in a course or learning design

To utilize the 'Cooperate' verb within the cognitive domain of Bloom's Taxonomy in your learning design, the educator can create activities where learners work together towards a common goal. 1. Begin by setting the stage for cooperation within the learning environment. 2. Provide clear instructions and expectations for the collaborative task. 3. Formulate a question stem that encourages learners to work together such as, "Working together, can you make ..." This prompts learners to collaborate and apply their knowledge collaboratively. 4. Facilitate opportunities for learners to communicate, share ideas, and problem-solve collectively. 5. Encourage reflection on the cooperative process, fostering a deeper understanding of the content through the collaborative experience. By incorporating the 'Cooperate' verb and the suggested question stem in your learning activities, you can promote teamwork, communication, and critical thinking skills among your learners. This approach can enhance engagement and deepen understanding of the content.

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Example of the learning verb Cooperate in a prompt learning

Working together can you make

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Example of the verb Cooperate in a task for learners

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