Learning doesn’t always have to come directly from the teacher—sometimes, the best learning happens student to student. Collaborative learning and peer teaching not only deepen understanding, but also build confidence, communication skills, empathy, and teamwork.
When students explain concepts to each other, they reinforce their own learning and often discover new perspectives.
Have you tried peer teaching in your classroom? What was the result?
What kinds of activities work best for student collaboration?
How do you handle challenges like uneven participation or group dynamics?
Let’s share strategies and experiences that help students learn with and from each other!