Based on the lesson so far, what do you think produces the optimal learning environment? If you were to create the perfect mix between collaborative, competitive and individualistic environments, what percentage would you give to each setting?

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    KabU
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    Based on the lesson so far, what do you think produces the optimal learning environment? If you were to create the perfect mix between collaborative, competitive and individualistic environments, what percentage would you give to each setting?

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    • #53466
      MAROUANE Bakiz
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      collaborative 80%

      Competetive 15%

      individual 5%

    • #53356

      collaborative 50%

      Competetive 25%

      individual 25%

    • #52440
      Rodrigo Tavares
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      I believe that collaborative study encourages learning, however, I also agree that competitiveness is important because it is a stimulus for self-improvement. When we have other people to take base, who have reached higher levels, we are convinced that we can also reach such levels. In addition to the delicious taste of surpassing the other and being recognized as the best, or at least being walking in the direction of becoming. What has to do with the previous issue of recognition.

    • #45467

      25 – individualistic

      25 – competitive

      50 – collaborative

    • #42432
      Juju721
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      35 percent individualistic

      45 percent collaborative

      20 percent competitive

    • #41825
      JDF
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      All collaborative all the time.

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