L'enseignement à un pair (effet protégé)

Explaining things to another person – or a rubber duck – can boost your understanding and even bridge political divides

The protégé effect is the idea that explaining study material to others reinforces a student's understanding. Learn about its benefits, and how to use it.

Simple strategies you can use to have kids teach each other—a research-proven path to better learning.

Student-led teaching fosters active learning and helps middle school students develop communication, collaboration, and leadership skills.

The brains of kids who are teaching peers go into overdrive—boosting retention and understanding. Here’s how to leverage this effect in your classroom.

Using technology, particularly student-created video presentations, can help enhance the Protégé Effect with lower social anxiety than presenting in person