Cooperative Learning in Your History Lessons: Jigsaw, hot seat, ball bearing, or role play? These are just a few examples of cooperative methods in history education. They are motivating for students, promote teamwork, communication, and interaction, and facilitate the sustainable acquisition of learning materials. But how can one effectively integrate method learning into history lessons?

Well-founded practical materials for method learning: This volume helps you convey the important curriculum content of history lessons for grades 7 and 8 to your students using cooperative learning forms. Each topic is connected with one or more cooperative methods.

Easily foster a cooperative learning culture: You will receive comprehensive teacher information, method profiles, as well as guidance on implementation and group division.