reciprocal learning
nounReciprocal learning is when two people teach each other and both learn something new.
In reciprocal learning, the older students helped the younger ones read, and the younger ones taught them patience.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A teaching method where students take turns being the teacher and the learner.
The teacher used reciprocal learning so each pair of students could explain the lesson to each other.
3. A process where two groups or organizations share skills and knowledge to help each other grow.
The two schools formed a reciprocal learning partnership to exchange teaching ideas.
4. Learning that happens when both sides of a conversation gain understanding from each other.
Their weekly language exchange was a form of reciprocal learning, with each person improving in the other's language.