Direct Instruction
In this method, teachers convey knowledge to their students primarily through lectures without considering student preferences or opportunities for hands-on or other types of learning.
Flipped Classrooms
Students are given the study material in advance and during classes, students will interact with the instructor to clarify their doubts about the material.
Kinesthetic Learning
In this method, students perform hands-on physical activities rather than listening to lectures or watching demonstrations. During practical, particularly in engineering and sciences, students work for lab practice.
Inquiry-Based Learning
In this method, teachers offer support and guidance as students work on projects that depend on them taking on a more active and participatory role in their own learning. This also provides project-based learning to the students.
Personalized Learning
Every faculty will provide some topics for self-learning during the subject delivery in the classrooms to have a better understanding of concepts. Also, teachers offer some traditional instructions as well as online material, while continually reviewing the students’ progress and meeting them to make any needed changes to their learning plans.
