Physical Review Letters · 2001 · 38 citations · 10 references
EducationEducational PsychologySociologyGroup DynamicsGroup ProcessesPedagogyCollaborative LearningOnline CollaborationOnline LearningSmall-group LearningSocial LearningTeacher-student InteractionCognitive Learning ProcessesComputational Cognitive ScienceGroup Interaction AnalysisLearner Behavior ModelingLearner SocializationMultidisciplinary Learning
A multidisciplinary approach based on concepts from sociology, educational psychology, statistical physics, and computational science is developed for the theoretical description of teaching-learning processes that take place in the classroom. The emerging model is consistent with well-established empirical results, such as the higher achievements reached working in collaborative groups and the influence of the structure of the group on the achievements of the individuals. Furthermore, another social learning process that takes place in massive interactions among individuals via the Internet is also investigated.
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