Create spaces to encourage collaboration

WHY IS COLLABORATION IMPORTANT?

zones that are specific to an activity or group and can adapt to the changing needs of a modern library space.

Providing regular opportunities to collaborate allows students to explore their ideas to find solutions that are representative of their original vision in a constructive way. It is proven that group work leads to the development of more original solutions. This encourages students to process information and concepts more actively, rather than using their memory of facts and figures.

The benefits of group work include:

Improved information acquisition and retention (up to 50%!)

Self-discipline and leadership

The acquisition of new skills and knowledge.

Improvement of interpersonal skills and teamwork

Encourages active participation