There is a growing need today to employ many modern educational means, methods and strategies, in pursuit of developing pupils' skills in thinking, research, critique, listening and discipline. In order to reach this stage, the teacher must develop their skills in educational fields and apply them with their pupils while explaining the curriculum they teach.
Peer teaching strategy is one of the most prominent active teaching strategies recommended by education departments, as it is based on the principle of exchanging roles among learners, so that the learner transforms from a recipient of information into an active partner in conveying it to their peers, which is positively reflected in the level of understanding and academic achievement.
From this standpoint, this training kit was created to provide teachers with the theoretical and practical foundations of this strategy, clarifying the steps of its implementation within the classroom, its most prominent advantages, and the most important disadvantages of the peer teaching strategy that should be considered during implementation to avoid any shortfall in results.
Teachers, educational supervisors, and anyone interested in modern teaching strategies.
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