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The Learning Model: Teach One Another

One of the most powerful ways to learn is to teach.

Gain Greater Understanding By Active Participation

Students are encouraged to listen and participate actively and respectfully in class discussions. As they do so, they will articulate, polish, clarify, and correct their own understanding.
Three male students and one female student sit at desks and teach each other during a teaching session in an Essentials of Human Nutrition class.

Teach To Learn

BYU-Idaho students share their experiences of how teaching one another deepens their understanding and appreciation of class subjects.
Individual Preparation is Essential
How Teaching One Another Relates to Group Work
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Individual Preparation is Essential
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Individual Preparation is Essential to Teaching One Another
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Learn More by Learning Together
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Students can Learn More by Learning Together
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Teaching One Another
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More About the Learning Model

A female student with earbuds looks at a laptop and smiles.
Step 1: Prepare
Prepare before each class for a better learning experience.
Get Involved
A female student writes down notes during a class.
Step 2: Ponder and Prove
Pondering what you learn can help you grow spiritually.
Get Involved