Class Groups vs. Solo Study: What You’re Missing by Not Collaborating
In the world of online learning, students often grapple with a fundamental choice: to tackle their coursework alone, or to embrace the power of collaboration. While solo study undeniably has its place in building foundational knowledge, relying solely on it means missing out on a wealth of advantages that class groups offer. At Explain Learning, we continually emphasize the transformative potential of working with peers, especially in the context of preparing for exams and deepening understanding. The Traditional View: Solo Study as the Default For many, solo study is the default. It offers a sense of control, allows for personalized pacing, and fits easily into individual schedules. You can focus on your specific weaknesses, review material at your own speed, and delve into topics that particularly interest you without interruption. This independent work is crucial for initial comprehension, memorization, and developing self-discipline. It’s where you truly "get to know...