Innovative Teaching Strategies for the Digital Generation
Cross-Learning Strategy
Abstract
This article is part of a series introducing the Cross-Learning Strategy as one of the innovative teaching strategies for the digital generation. The aim of this article is to present the criteria for developing learning strategies in light of modern developments, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic brought about a significant shift in the education landscape. It highlights the advantages of these strategies and provides a definition of the Cross-Learning Strategy, its educational philosophy, the significance of cross-learning, the justifications for its use, its benefits, and the implementation of this strategy in teaching. The article also offers recommendations to overcome any difficulties or challenges that may arise during its execution.
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