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Direct-Deductive Definition
Method
The lecturer method is a traditional instructional
approach in which the teacher primarily imparts
Lecturer Method information to students through verbal communication,
often in a one-way communication style. The teacher
assumes the role of the expert or lecturer, and the
students are passive recipients of the information.
Lecture-demonstration is an instructional technique that
involves a combination of lecturing to convey
Lecture-Demonstration information and demonstrating practical aspects or
applications of the subject matter being taught. It aims
to engage students by providing both theoretical
understanding and practical examples.
Teacher-centered instruction is an approach where the
Teacher-Centered teacher takes a central role in the classroom, controlling
Instruction and directing the learning process. The teacher is
responsible for delivering information, making
decisions, and guiding the students in their learning
activities.
The expository method is a teaching approach that
focuses on presenting information or explaining a
Expository Method subject in a clear and organized manner. The teacher
provides comprehensive explanations, examples, and
illustrations to facilitate understanding among students.
Indirect-Inductive Definition
Method
Cooperative learning is an instructional strategy that
involves students working together in small groups to
Cooperative Learning achieve common academic goals. It encourages
collaboration, communication, and shared
responsibility, fostering a positive learning environment.
Project-based multimedia learning involves using
multimedia materials and techniques within a project-
Project-Based Multimedia based learning framework. Students engage in projects
Learning that integrate various forms of multimedia (e.g., audio,
video, interactive presentations) to enhance their
learning experiences.
Inquiry-based learning is an approach that emphasizes
active student engagement and critical thinking.
Inquiry-Based Learning Students explore concepts, problems, or questions and
develop their understanding through asking questions,
investigating, and constructing knowledge.
Game-based learning incorporates elements of game
design and mechanics into the learning process to
Game-Based Learning enhance engagement, motivation, and educational
outcomes. Students learn by interacting with challenges,
rules, and feedback systems similar to those found in
games.