CreategroupspurposefullyEnsuregroupssit in closeproximityDon’t askstudents towork at home,keep groupwork schoolbased.Break thegroup workinto smallertasks ormilestonesWork withstudents tosolve anyproblems theyare having intheir group.Make surethatinstructionsfor the groupwork are clearMake surethegroup work ispitched at theright levelTeach theskills neededfor groupwork.Survey groupsfor howeffectivethey are being.Addresslikely issuesbefore theyoccur.An expectationthat the groupproduct will bepresented to thewider class.Ensure thereis a level ofindividualaccountabilityBuildreflectioninto thetaskDon’t be afraidto changethe task orgroup structureif things aren’tworkingMake surestudents arecomfortablein their groupProvidesomestructureto the taskEstablish groupnorms andaddress likelyissues beforethey occurMake thetask relevantto the livesof thestudentsProvide studentswith the option to“divorce”a group member ifthey aren’t pullingtheir weight.Build positiveinterdependenceinto the taskUsetechnologyto supportgroup work.Give groupstasks that areopen anddiscoverybasedMakegroups of3-4studentsAllocaterolesCreategroupspurposefullyEnsuregroupssit in closeproximityDon’t askstudents towork at home,keep groupwork schoolbased.Break thegroup workinto smallertasks ormilestonesWork withstudents tosolve anyproblems theyare having intheir group.Make surethatinstructionsfor the groupwork are clearMake surethegroup work ispitched at theright levelTeach theskills neededfor groupwork.Survey groupsfor howeffectivethey are being.Addresslikely issuesbefore theyoccur.An expectationthat the groupproduct will bepresented to thewider class.Ensure thereis a level ofindividualaccountabilityBuildreflectioninto thetaskDon’t be afraidto changethe task orgroup structureif things aren’tworkingMake surestudents arecomfortablein their groupProvidesomestructureto the taskEstablish groupnorms andaddress likelyissues beforethey occurMake thetask relevantto the livesof thestudentsProvide studentswith the option to“divorce”a group member ifthey aren’t pullingtheir weight.Build positiveinterdependenceinto the taskUsetechnologyto supportgroup work.Give groupstasks that areopen anddiscoverybasedMakegroups of3-4studentsAllocateroles

Collaborative Learning - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Create groups purposefully
  2. Ensure groups sit in close proximity
  3. Don’t ask students to work at home, keep group work school based.
  4. Break the group work into smaller tasks or milestones
  5. Work with students to solve any problems they are having in their group.
  6. Make sure that instructions for the group work are clear
  7. Make sure the group work is pitched at the right level
  8. Teach the skills needed for group work.
  9. Survey groups for how effective they are being.
  10. Address likely issues before they occur.
  11. An expectation that the group product will be presented to the wider class.
  12. Ensure there is a level of individual accountability
  13. Build reflection into the task
  14. Don’t be afraid to change the task or group structure if things aren’t working
  15. Make sure students are comfortable in their group
  16. Provide some structure to the task
  17. Establish group norms and address likely issues before they occur
  18. Make the task relevant to the lives of the students
  19. Provide students with the option to “divorce” a group member if they aren’t pulling their weight.
  20. Build positive interdependence into the task
  21. Use technology to support group work.
  22. Give groups tasks that are open and discovery based
  23. Make groups of 3-4 students
  24. Allocate roles