Increasing Participation in Groupwork

Facilitating successful collaborative groupwork in science and math education can be challenging due to difficulties in crafting collaboration-dependent tasks, ensuring focused productivity, and addressing workload and participation imbalances among students. Our course, designed for educators dedicated to enhancing math and science engagement, introduces Complex Instruction (CI) as a research-backed instructional strategy.

Increasing Participation in Groupwork
Date
Nov 10, 2026
Time
19:30 – 21:00
Location
Online
Organized by
Knowles Teacher Initiative

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