Learning the Social Mind:
When students work together on a group project, they share ideas, challenge each other’s thinking, and build knowledge collectively. This expands learning beyond the individual by tapping into diverse perspectives and social interaction.

Collective Intelligence:
It’s the enhanced problem-solving and understanding that emerges when people collaborate.

Collaborative Learning Benefits:
Through discussion, feedback, and joint effort, learners deepen understanding and develop communication skills.

Example:
In a writing workshop, peers review each other’s drafts, offering suggestions that improve everyone’s work through shared insight.