Getting Started 6 · Study Groups That Work
5 learning units · ~21 minutes
How to set up a study group that works: three to four people, a fixed meeting time, divided topics, and clear responsibility for each contribution. In the meeting, you explain the material to each other without notes and quiz each other. This way, the study group that often forms on its own at the start of university becomes a collaboration that lasts.
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Contents
What Groups Achieve and Where They Lose Out
- What Study Groups Achieve · approx. 4 min
- How Groups Achieve Less Than Their Members · approx. 4 min
How to Build a Group
- The Five Conditions · approx. 4 min
- Explaining to Each Other, and Why Without Notes · approx. 4 min
- Four Failures and the Agreement Against Each · approx. 5 min
