EFL+Grammar+OLE

== In higher education, curricular learning communities are classes that are linked or clustered during an academic term, often around an interdisciplinary theme, and enroll a common cohort of students. A variety of approaches are used to build these learning communities, with all intended to restructure the students time, credit, and learning experiences to build community among students, between students and their teachers, and among faculty members and disciplines. ==

The three general types of learning community structures are as follows:
> == Student Cohorts/Integrative Seminar: Learning communities can be structured as programs in which a small cohort of students enrolls in larger classes that faculty do not coordinate. In this instance, intellectual connections and community-building often take place in an additional integrative seminar. ==
 * 1) == Linked Courses/Course Clusters: Learning communities may involve two or more classes linked thematically or by content which a cohort of students takes together. In this instance, the faculty do plan the program collaboratively ==
 * 2) == Coordinated Study: Learning communities may involve coursework that faculty members team teach. The course work is embedded in an integrated program of study. ==

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