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Buzz Groups

Time and Effort
Instructor Prep Time Low
Student Activity Time Low
Instructor Response Time Low
Complexity of Activity Low

Description

Buzz Groups are teams of three to five students formed to respond quickly and spontaneously to course-related questions. A group can reply to one or more topics, and all groups can discuss the same or different topics. The discussion is informal. Students do not need to reach a consensus because the goal is to exchange ideas.

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Keywords:
buzz-groups, discussions, active learning, classroom
Doc ID:
104151
Owned by:
Timmo D. in Instructional Resources
Created:
2020-07-20
Updated:
2024-08-23
Sites:
Center for Teaching, Learning & Mentoring