In collaborative learning, from which of the following strategies is listening skill developed?

The fishbowl strategy develops listening skills, as students in the outer circle observe and listen carefully to the inner circle's discussion.

The outer group processes the talk before rotating in to contribute.

Circle of voices emphasises structured turn-taking in speaking rather than listening.

Jigsaw strategy builds interdependence, with each member learning a portion and teaching it to peers.

A case study centres on analysing a detailed real or hypothetical situation.

Fishbowl is a collaborative technique that also teaches respectful, focused dialogue.