Group Work"Group Work" encompasses a wide range of collaborative projects. In general, group work falls into two categories: students working in groups for the purposes of discussion and students working on collaborative projects, often with a class presentation component. The locations listed below are those in which collaborative activity is specifically employed as a formal part of the course, or suggested as a particularly useful way of teaching a given author or issue. Several other pedagogies listed below also involve collaborative dimensions. RELATED PEDAGOGIES: Research Projects; In-class Reports; Oral Readings. Course Syllabi with Group WorkDiversity of American Literatures: 1860 to Present Reuben Ellis (Hope College) American Civilization I Randall Bass (Georgetown) American Renaissance John Getz (Xavier) American Literature I and II Linda Damon (Niagara County Community College) Instructor's Guide for Group Work |