THE MANAGEMENT OF POSITIVE INTERACTIONS IN LEARNING SITUATIONS
Abstract
An important role in the management of learning situations is played by the structuring of learning tasks and by the interactions between the learning groups involved in task solving. The study focuses on a theoretical approach of some explanatory models regarding knowledge development through interactions within the learning group, through cooperation and its effect on learning motivation.
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