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Learning Communities
Communities bring people together for shared learning, discovery, and the generation of knowledge. Within a learning community, all participants take responsibility for achieving the learning goals. Most important, learning communities are the process by which individuals come together to achieve learning goals. Learning communities can be comprised of any set of learners, although here we concentrate on student learning communities.
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Description |
FAQs About Learning Communities |
National Resource Center, Washington Center |
This Frequently Asked Questions section provides some very good information about learning communities, how to development them, and how they impact student learning. |
Integrated Learning Communities |
Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction |
This site provides an explanation of learning communities and then also provides some examples and guidelines for setting them up. |
Seed to Sustainability: Gardening Learning Communities |
Learning Communities Initiative,
Ohio Learning Network |
This is a great site for learning how to plan and manage a learning community. There are a lot of additional resources available. |
Basic Learning Community Principles and Guidelines |
Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning, University of Wisconsin |
This article provides four core ideas for learning communities as well as a developmental framework. |
Learning Communities |
Teaching and Learning Center, Northern Essex Community College |
This site provides a definition of learning communities and the advantages of them, at least the ones offered at this institution. |
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