a collection of individuals who gather together regularly to improve their understanding of some non-trivial subject, such as a body of great literature, by participating in a focused discussion

a forum where academic mathematicians work on problems directly related to industry

a gathering of UOU members and their friends who choose to come together once or twice a month to further their spiritual understanding through the study of UOU spiritual lessons

a group with a given structure for learning together through examination or written materials. A study group increases the knowledge base of educators, encourages dialogue among professionals, builds trust, and improves staff morale. It also gives educators a sense of empowerment over their own learning and helps to produce a real shared vision of the school. A study group is a tool for establishing a professional learning community.

the group that you choose to survey.

a collaborative group of educators who are committed to enhancing or improving their professional practice and self-organize to engage in an extended study and discussion of a topic relevant to their work

a great way to study for problem-solving tests

a marvelous way to feel less isolated

a joint enterprise in which members share responsibility for planning the meetings-selecting books and preparing discussion questions

a regular meeting of individuals who select a book to read and discuss

a little different

a good aid to have

a useful tool to work on readings

See arm.