Idea — In jigsaw reading, different groups read different texts, then regroup to share information. Nobody has the full picture until everyone contributes.
Example — Three groups read three articles on the same topic, then form mixed groups of three to piece the full story together.
Try — Split a long text into three topic-based sections. Assign one per group. What information must learners get from each other to complete the task?
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