English, 15.02.2021 03:10 floresvanexel4pejp1p

What are some social, motivational, metacognitive, and pedagogical reasons that support the practice of having students complete independent work, such as reflections, notes, or elements of research, prior to, during, and after a cooperative activity? Use information and language from learning theory and theories on metacognition, group work, and group behavior.

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