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Cooperative Language Learning: Increasing Opportunities For Learning In Teams

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This paper conceptualizes cooperative language learning, group instruction which is under the learner-centered approach where the groups are formed in such a way that each member performs his or her task to achieve the goal. Previous research indicates that cooperative language learning doesnt only improve learners language skills, but also create a supportive learning environment. A variety of learning activities is presented, offering new ideas to apply in EFL classes. Although cooperative-based learning produces positive outcomes, some awareness regarding learning process management is raised in order to avoid the problems that might occur during practice.

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