Allow students to broaden their knowledge by applying their learnings to develop new concepts & deeper understandings of course materials through Kritik's team based learning feature.
Builds team-work skills
Students learn how to collaborate with fellow students & debate topics and ideas to come up with collective solutions to the problems posed in their assignments
When solving complex problems, students are exposed to different arguments & viewpoints held by other teammates on how to solve issues, thus exposing students to new ways of thinking.
Students are forced to challenge their own learnings if new answers by group-members are presented. Students learn how to analyze new ideas critically & the best solutions are chosen, independent of personal bias.
You have the option of either creating your own student groups, or allow Kritik's Learning Platform to group your students together. Options for adjustments to group-members are allowed at anytime.
Allow student teams to be a different mix of skills & backgrounds. The goal is to expose students to different ideas & ways of thinking that each student innately has.
Set grading structure
Use one of Kritik's customized rubrics, or upload your own.
Students (either independently or in teams) before better when they are able to follow a clearly-outlined rubric.
Students collaborate
Kritik's Community Discussion feature allows group members to collaborate together on their assignments in one place, in Kritik's Online Learning Platform.
Kritik's platform allows students to debate and share insights into assignments, all of which can be monitored by professors.
Team-based learning sets students up for success.
Allow your students to build the skill-set they need to become successful outside of the classroom.
Students learn how to collaborate with fellow students & debate topics and ideas to come up with collective solutions to the problems posed in their assignments
When solving complex problems, students are exposed to different arguments & viewpoints held by other teammates on how to solve issues, thus exposing students to new ways of thinking.
Students are forced to challenge their own learnings if new answers by group-members are presented. Students learn how to analyze new ideas critically & the best solutions are chosen, independent of personal bias.
