After working in small groups with other children, an individual child will:
A) need to relearn the problem using independent strategies.
B) be further behind, if they have low ability.
C) be able to do more advanced work.
D) have a hard time focusing on work.

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Collaborative learning in small groups allows children to learn from each other, share ideas, and tackle more complex problems than they might be able to on their own. This interaction often leads to improved understanding and the ability to engage in more advanced work.

After Working in Small Groups with Other Children, an Individual