A novice permit clerk is paired with a senior mapper on a GIS query. How should the instructor structure that peer work?
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Short Explanation
Pair work is a tandem bike, not a trailer. The novice has to pedal some of the GIS query. Silent watching teaches the senior’s speed, not the clerk’s skill.
Full Explanation
Peer learning should let learners work with and learn from each other while still building individual confidence. The novice must perform query steps, not only observe. Silent spectating, grading only the expert, and splitting the pair at the first question defeat structured peer practice.