Social learning theories are helpful, but they have some challenges in schools. Here are the main problems:

1. Different Learning Styles: Not every student learns the same way. Some might not gain much from learning with friends, which can create gaps in understanding.

2. Classroom Interactions: If students don't get along or feel uncomfortable with each other, it can make working together really hard.

3. Shallow Involvement: Sometimes, students just copy what others do instead of really thinking about what they are learning.

To solve these problems, teachers can:

• Create a friendly and supportive classroom atmosphere.
• Use planned activities that encourage peer learning.
• Encourage students to think about what they learned to help them understand better.