1. Lecture-Based Learning
Traditional and often teacher-centered, lectures involve presenting information to students directly. This method works well for large groups and conveys essential facts quickly, but it may limit student interaction and engagement.
2. Discussion-Based Learning
In this approach, students engage in open-ended discussions, either in small groups or as a whole class. Teachers facilitate these discussions, encouraging students to think critically, share ideas, and debate. This helps develop communication and critical thinking skills.