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Instructional Strategies: Cooperative Learning, Summarizing

. About the Inside-Outside Circle. The Inside-Outside Circle (Kagan, 1994) is a technique in which students move around and interact with each other. It can be used as a cooperative strategy and a summarizing strategy. Here's how it works:Students divide into two groups, usually by numbering off.One group forms a circle and turns around to face outward. The other group of students creates an outside circle by facing a peer from the inner circle. The teacher provides prompts or discussion to9456

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Instructional Strategies: Cooperative Learning, Summarizing

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    1. Instructional Strategies: Cooperative Learning, Summarizing Activity: Inside-Outside Circle For more information about instructional strategies researched by Marzano Research Laboratory, visit http://marzanoresearch.com/research/researched_strategies.aspx

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