Lecture, The teacher talks to the students about the subject., Discussion, The students are actively involved in talking to each other about an issue of mutual concern., Flipped Learning, The students review content outside of class, often through videos or readings, and then engage in discussions and activities during class time., Seminar, A student researches a topic, presents the findings to other students and leads the ensuing discussion., Gamification, Using elements of game design to reinforce concepts and improve retention and engagement., Brainstorming, A problem solving technique used to generate a number of ideas in a short time., Modelling, The teacher demonstrates what they expect the students’ work to look like., Role play, Students acting a part in events before a situation, during the situation and after the situation., Direct Instruction, The teacher delivers the content by explicitly explaining a concept, rather than relying upon the student to discover the information on their own., Case Study, An examination of a real or simulated problem which is structured so that learning can take place or be reinforced.

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