English peer learning

English Peer learning

Peer learning, also known as peer-to-peer learning, is based on the constructivist learning theory that students learn from one another. Rather than the teacher sharing everything there is to know, other students of the same level teach each other what they know. peer teaching, one student instructs the other student on the lesson material. This is not to be confused with peer learning. In peer teaching, the student providing the instructions is an expert, whereas the other student is a novice.

In peer learning, the peers help each other to learn, for example, by sharing advice, feedback and thoughtful questions. However, additional types of sharing can greatly enrich the learning, for example, by sharing supportive challenges and accountabilities to take actions and to learn. Also my students discuss with their friends and they will learn with their friends and ask their doubts and clarify their doubts very freely also they will understand very quickly and connecting with topic very quickly so they all are enjoyed this learning also they learn more with this strategies

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