Collaborative apprenticeship for a positive interdependence in the teach-apprenticeship process in university courses
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https://doi.org/10.5902/198464447770Keywords:
Teach-apprenticeship, graduation courses, interaction.Abstract
The central objective of this study was to list and discuss the advantages of Collaborative / Cooperative Learning (CL) as a proposed increase in undergraduate education (Higher Education) in Brazil. The main theoretical reference adopted was the line of study of Alcantara et al. Based on the considerations presented in this article, it is possible to conclude that CL is feasible, dynamic and current, and provides numerous opportunities for successful experiences for learning. The students’ training occurs in participatory, articulate, reflective, and socially contextualized way, contributing to the formation of thorough professionals, who understand their role in society. This present paper contributes to the dissemination and spread of CL to a larger number of higher educational institutions in Brazil.Downloads
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